Clutch situation...
06-07-2007, 07:52 AM
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Yeah, I hope it works out... I'm going to check in a little while. If money could be avoided, I would like that. Not up to letting go of another chunk of change. At least not two months in a row
DIE dealer!
DIE dealer!
06-07-2007, 11:21 AM
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SOOOOO, I need a new clutch. Apperently the marcel spring was jammed into the tine on the clutch cover. WIERD. I guess the clutch disc just fell apart when they opened it up... ****.
Oh and he just went ahead and ordered a part before he called me.
I really feel that there isnt a shop, in all of Humboldt I can trust.
Oh and he just went ahead and ordered a part before he called me.
I really feel that there isnt a shop, in all of Humboldt I can trust.
06-07-2007, 12:20 PM
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do it yourself then. lol, tell him F@CK off and your providing the clutch you want to use and he can return what ever he ordered.... shops are bogus, they arent supposed to do anything or buy parts until you OK it....
and thats wierd on this clutch dont forget you need to break it in, i its either 500 or 1000 miles of stop and go driving (non highway) where you have to be nice to the clutch, aka no high rev drops, no droping the clutch in general, dont let it slip to much, and no slamming gears, drive it normal, once its fully engaged you can get on it, just when entering 1st or shifting you need to do in a normal fashion
and thats wierd on this clutch dont forget you need to break it in, i its either 500 or 1000 miles of stop and go driving (non highway) where you have to be nice to the clutch, aka no high rev drops, no droping the clutch in general, dont let it slip to much, and no slamming gears, drive it normal, once its fully engaged you can get on it, just when entering 1st or shifting you need to do in a normal fashion
06-07-2007, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeZ
I really feel that there isnt a shop, in all of Humboldt I can trust.
My Aunt's a hippie. In the 70's, she sold her 1965 Mustang for a VW Bus. I certainly am not a huge fan of Mustangs, but to trade it for a VW Bus....F*ck,....I'm surprised my Dad didn't shoot her. I kinda wish he did.
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