Clutch burning, the how tos
Clutch burning, the how tos
the other day i was stuck in traffic. shifting 1st, 2nd, back to 1st, ride the clutch a bit, back to 2nd, neutral, coast a bit, back to 2nd. well you guys get the idea. on my past cars i would ride the clutch most of the time. at lights i would hold the pedal down etc. i have broken these habits with this car. i was wondering what is the fastest way to kill a clutch ( so i can avoid doing so )? thanks again peeps!
Originally Posted by Coblt ss super
i think my clutch is starting to slip and i bet it isnt under warrenty either right?
nope.. its warrantied for 3/36,000miles (3/60,000km).. as long as the flywheel doesn't have hotspots.. they will replace it under warranty free of charge, including all parts that work in conjunction with the clutch.. eg. throw-out bearing, pressure plate, pilot bearing etc. etc..
Originally Posted by Wleee
nope.. its warrantied for 3/36,000miles (3/60,000km).. as long as the flywheel doesn't have hotspots.. they will replace it under warranty free of charge, including all parts that work in conjunction with the clutch.. eg. throw-out bearing, pressure plate, pilot bearing etc. etc..
Originally Posted by Coblt ss super
well i only got 8600 miles on the car, should i bring it in and hot spots in the flywheel?
Originally Posted by Wleee
nope.. its warrantied for 3/36,000miles (3/60,000km).. as long as the flywheel doesn't have hotspots.. they will replace it under warranty free of charge, including all parts that work in conjunction with the clutch.. eg. throw-out bearing, pressure plate, pilot bearing etc. etc..
Originally Posted by Wleee
nope.. its warrantied for 3/36,000miles (3/60,000km).. as long as the flywheel doesn't have hotspots.. they will replace it under warranty free of charge, including all parts that work in conjunction with the clutch.. eg. throw-out bearing, pressure plate, pilot bearing etc. etc..
Originally Posted by Coblt ss super
would changing the clutch to aftermarket void warrenty?
not on the whole car, just on the clutch. as for the tranny...i dunno. might have a warranty issue there.
Originally Posted by campo165
not on the whole car, just on the clutch. as for the tranny...i dunno. might have a warranty issue there.
^^ no doubt, one question though, off the line, what rpms you usually float around? i float around 900-1500 rpms most of the time. and give it about 1-2 seconds inbetween shifts for the engine to slow down. Ive figured it out...from 1st to second...about half the rpms (as in go to 4000, then re-engage at 2000 cause thats when the clutch and engine speeds match each other)...the rest is fine. that 1-2 is the biggie though.
Originally Posted by campo165
^^ no doubt, one question though, off the line, what rpms you usually float around? i float around 900-1500 rpms most of the time. and give it about 1-2 seconds inbetween shifts for the engine to slow down. Ive figured it out...from 1st to second...about half the rpms (as in go to 4000, then re-engage at 2000 cause thats when the clutch and engine speeds match each other)...the rest is fine. that 1-2 is the biggie though.
Originally Posted by Coblt ss super
uhh i usually shift around 3000-3500 and let it float down to about 2500 and go again but idk somtimes my car jumps when i go again
This car is my first manual too.
Originally Posted by Coblt ss super
uhh i usually shift around 3000-3500 and let it float down to about 2500 and go again but idk somtimes my car jumps when i go again
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