i have a 90 rs 305 camaro and my clutch went out. can anyone tell me where i can find installation instructions

 

Haynes and Chiltons manuals are good places to start. Just make sure not to get any grease on the flywheel or clutch.

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1984 WS6 Trans Am Hartop
Former L69 Car under restoration
1984 WS6 Trans Am T-top car
4-bolt main 350, headers, Holley 650, T-5 and 3.23's.
Daily driver and restoration

 

Step one...remove old clutch
Step two...install new clutch

I agree, the chiltons or haynes would probably be good enough to get ya through it.

 

Also, dont buy a clutch from a discount auto store (ie pep boys, autozone, western auto etc...) you gewt what you pay for and its not worth saving $25-$50 to hae to do the job twice. I replaced mine with an autozone clutch because they were the only place opened on sunday afternoon. in 6 months part of the disc broke off and wedged itself in th e PP so it wouldnt disengage. THey gave me a new one...6 months later same thing. I had to drive from boston to connecticut in a snow storm in a camaro with no clutch! Anyways, i bought one from NAPA which has worked perfectly for over a year.
Its an easy job, just make sure the car is high enough in the air to remove the tranny.

 

I agree with the last guy. I bought one from Autozone and it went out again three months later. Of course I was likeing to power stall in a standered all of the time to. Go to NAPA and buy a complete kit. Pressure plate, clutch, and clutch alignment tool. That will cost $181. Also get your flywheel turned at a machine shop. that will cost between $25 and $40 bucks. Depending on who you know. The easiest way is to remember how you took it apart. It goes back together pretty easy.