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Originally Posted by JayG
Glad you have not bought into the fear mongering
The clutches don't really give you much warning when they need to be replaced, they just start to slip and then you need to get it replaced ASAP before you may damage the flywheel
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That is for sure!! I had decided to do my IMS, when the clutch went. Out for a drive a few weekends ago, and the clutch felt fine when I left. 45 minutes later, I could barley move the car. I had the LN bearing put in when the clutch was done, but my old bearing was in perfect condition.
My advice would be to enjoy it until the clutch goes, and then have it done! Congrats!!
