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RE: HDi Clutch Change Price? - Toms306 - 01-01-2013
(31-12-2012, 03:58 PM)Midnightclub Wrote: Tom, its common for the clutch to slip after a map and then bed back in again, mine did it a few times then was fine for ages before it finally went
Slipping again now the roads dry.
went for an overtake on the motorway in 4th at 60ish....didn't get anywhere except infuriating the Audi behind me. Tried another nsl overtake 3rd at 30, again didn't get anywhere. Can't believe how poor the clutch must be, I put god knows how much torque through the standard pd clutch and as long as the clutch was fully engaged it never slipped at all!(31-12-2012, 05:02 PM)KrisB Wrote: I see my name mentioned.
I'll do a good deal on clutch and two lowerings in one day...
You haven't seen the rust on my beam then!
there's no way those tbs are coming out!But seriously, no offence intended as I'm sure you'd do a good job, but there's no way I'd drive to yours on a good clutch let alone a shit one.
(31-12-2012, 05:58 PM)JamesG Wrote: 6 hours on my own first time just do it yourself and save the pennies
Yeah but you're obviously not as failure-prone as me then.
I'm not gonna fix this now anyway though, its not worth it, just gonna trade the car in after about 6 weeks now so I won't get any return, and I'm not planning on driving far in the near future anyway.