I have gotten very friendly with the seach button. As you can see with my low post count, I answer almost all of my questions with the search function. Trust me it will help tons. That being said, it is pretty much straight forward. Lift car, drop exhaust, if I remember correctly the fuel tank will need to be dropped. Remove driveshaft, crossmember, slave cylinder line, wiring. Bellhousing bolts next. Remove transmission. Replace the slave cylinder while your in there. (sucks to have the slave cylinder start leaking on you a week after you just swapped your clutch.) Remove pressure plate and flywheel. Have flywheel resurfaced and reinstall everything. Enjoy your work afterwards with a cold Yuengling! Hope this helps at least a little. I am sure the more experienced will chime in soon.
Replace the pilot bearing while your in there. The easiest way to pop out the old one is to fill the whole inside with grease, then use a 1/2" drive extension, insert into the hole, and hit it hard with a hammer. This should pop out the old pilot bearing and not damage anything.
Fraser
I like this idea more than the way I did it: with a slide hammer! That was one of the most terrifying things I've ever done with that car lol. My tip is that the clutch line is easier with two tiny screw drivers honestly. I messed with the actual tool to do it for 20 minutes before grabbing two precision flatheads and just popped the little plastic sleeve down in about 2 minutes. It helps to push the line into the slave cylinder while you do it to take pressure off the retaining mechanism. Oh and our transmission is a little heavier than your typical 5 speed. Just a heads up
anytime I drop my tank, I jump the fuel pump relay and get most of the gas out of it.
Spada- Touche on catching my location and aquiring the Yuengling. Fortunatly I have a stash left over from one of my previous car meets in Hocking Hills State Park. Some of our Pennsylvania guys brought some over. Plus our local stores are going to carry it come Nov 14, would've been Oct 31 if Cleveland hadn't drank the brewery dry. For those of you who don't know Yuengling is the best beer ever made!