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How do you know whether your clutch needs replacing or not?
Do they normally give any warning signs before they 'go' such as slipping, vibrating or a funny noise etc?
They say a clutch needs replacing at around 100,000 miles but I know cars at over 150,000 that are still on their original clutch.
Is it just luck or how you treat them?
Was just wondering as the clutch went on one of our work vans and it seemed to be working fine up until that point.
Thanks
Do they normally give any warning signs before they 'go' such as slipping, vibrating or a funny noise etc?
They say a clutch needs replacing at around 100,000 miles but I know cars at over 150,000 that are still on their original clutch.
Is it just luck or how you treat them?
Was just wondering as the clutch went on one of our work vans and it seemed to be working fine up until that point.
Thanks
Baldchap said:
Very helpful, thanks for that. Seems they tend to give warning signs before they give up
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