I have been looking through the forums the past few weeks, and am putting a plan together for the work needed on my 2001 4X4 Manual. I recently bought the pathy for a great deal, but that also means it comes with its issues.
The clutch is done for, as it won't engage until I have released about 90% of the pedal. When it does engage, it still does not make enough contact to move forward.
I have also found that there is an oil leak coming from the back of the engine (RMS/gasket).
My main target initially is to get the car moving again. The engine sounds strong, and there is practically no rust (AZ car).
I do plan on outsourcing the RMS/clutch work. The RMS I think is currently outside of my skill level and don't have the tools to prop up the engine etc.
Here are the parts I plan to replace while the transmission is out:
1. RMS/Oil pan gaskets front and back/Oil pump gasket (2x)
2. Flywheel/clutch/clutch hose/pilot bearing/slave and master cylinder/pilot bushing
Anything I am missing while the transmission is out?
I am on the fence if I should also go for transmission rebuild. I would like to attempt this by myself in the future.
Once the car is moving again, I plan to drive it around and fix it as I go, as the other issues I have identified seem minor (as long as I keep on top of the fluids)