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I traded in a MR2 5SP with 143000 on it and the original clutch. It was a hydrolic clutch and at around 120000, I had to refill the reservoir every 3000 miles or so. I hope to get that many out of this clutch!!
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Originally posted by stejus
I traded in a MR2 5SP with 143000 on it and the original clutch. It was a hydrolic clutch and at around 120000, I had to refill the reservoir every 3000 miles or so. I hope to get that many out of this clutch!!
I traded in a MR2 5SP with 143000 on it and the original clutch. It was a hydrolic clutch and at around 120000, I had to refill the reservoir every 3000 miles or so. I hope to get that many out of this clutch!!
your car is a '03
you gots lots of clutch up in there
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Originally posted by clstyle
how would you know if u neet to replace it?
how would you know if u neet to replace it?
Put the car in second, rev up (3,000-4,000) pop the clutch. If your car stalls and dies right away, your clutch still good. If it revs up and down (strugles and then dies), you need a new clutch.
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No, shouldn't. That's the way mechanics check the clutch. Thats assuming that your CL is in good shape. However, I wouldn't do it everyday. You may want to ask your personal mechanic before you try it.
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