How many miles will the clutch last?
1150827
It really depends on how you drive. If you're not rough with the clutch, it should last a little over 100,000 miles.
1150828
That's not question that has a good answer. Depending on your driving habits and where you live, it could last. 100K+. If you're not well versed in driving manual or you do a ton of burnouts and hard drag launches, it could last 2,000 miles. It's all relative to how you take care of it.
1150829
I'm sure this will last me at least 100k, So far ive driven 3k miles on it and its extremely smooth. I have it on my 06 civic si.
572186
I have them on a 97 TJ. I've had them in some spots where I've had to crank it hard to get out. And 1000s of miles everyday wear and tear. Not a single rub.
1264712
I think it will work great got your dad. I've had mine in the car for 20,000 miles and it still feels great
1238885
Just drop it in. It only needs to be cleaned and re-oiled after 50,000 miles of normal driving conditions, i.e., not dusty.
400533
This one is for 1.8 liter cars (94-05). You could use this clutch, but you'd also need to have a flywheel for a 1.8L car, too.
473135
I agree. Sounds like the clutch or the gear box.....or both. Mine was junk after 3 months, nobody would do warranty work on it, and I haven't bought another one since.
546104
I did not purchase for a manual car, however, the fit is so perfect that it is just the contour of the floor panel. I would doubt any problems with the clutch pedal
1181106
Not really, depends on which wheel you have. I have the Thrustmaster T500 with clutch and all; it works fine 1 or 2 feet. :D
794019
I wouldn't use any liqui moly product especially ceretec until break-in is over. Things need to wear and in the right places. After 10,000 miles then maybe. Refer to the owner's manual for specifics concerning driving habits and oil change intervals during that time.
1823489
No, but it certainly is the easiest way for a non technical person. Many times, the clutch is worn as well, so replacing the clutch assembly will take care both possible issues at once.
1497621
I had it in my 07 softail was great at first after 300 miles got hard to down shift drained it out found metal on the drain plug .refilled with mobil vtwin took about 100 miles till it was easy to down shift again so far trans is ok will never use gear shock again hope this helps
1472401
My Celica is a 2000 but it should apply to the 01. The clutch works great but if you're planning on keeping the car then I would spend a bit more and get a longer lasting, higher quality clutch kit. I did my own repair but if you're going to pay someone then better do it right once and not risk having to deal with it for the next 200,000 kms. And machine the flywheel !!!
577377
I would never trust a repaired clutch lever. I lost a friend from who did did a quick and dirty fix on a broken clutch lever (stick for a pin). Not worth your life trying to save a couple bucks even for a couple miles. All it takes is one rapid reflex and you're gone.
714322
There does not appear to be any way to know. There are multiple settings for the clutch so that you can adjust to a level where you are not going to strip something when screwing in, but to my knowledge, there is nothing that tells you the actual numbers associated with each of the settings. It's a basic unit, and it works well, but nothing particularly fancy.
1781280
After a couple of days I found that my shifting was creating a lot of the problem. I was holding the clutch in to long before I was shifting, shorten the shift time and a lot of it may stop
399924
Well, it depends on usage. If you don't drive a lot per day it should last for two weeks easily!
2147631
That's more based on your car than the oil. I have a 2012 VW golf and the recommended interval is 10k miles.