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Even though the clutch is a wearable item it isn't covered under warranty I believe after 6 months or 6,000 miles or 12 months or 12,000 miles whichever comes first(keep in mind I am not sure which one is correct so posted both).So yes I would suggest having the dealership look at it being that you only have 2700 miles on it.Keep us posted on what they decide to do.
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Well if you already have a clutch going out that means you 1.) were pushing it, 2.) it was a shoddy clutch. If you do push it, like hitting the rev-limiter, than they will check that and if they see that it happened a few times theyll probably say no about warranty work. So if thats the case then unplug your battery for about 5 mins, then go around driving and every so often shut it off, do that five times and then bring it in.
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Hitting the rev limiter will NOT make the clutch go. Although dropping the clutch and so on...just being stupid
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Thats not what I meant. What I did mean is that when they put your car on the scanner, they can see if you have hit the rev-limiter, and if you have then they think that you are really hard on your car, and probably drop the clutch and abuse it, therefore no warranty work on clutch.
I think you need to read my post one more time.
[ 03-29-2003, 09:59 PM: Message edited by: 03' ZX3 ]
I think you need to read my post one more time.
[ 03-29-2003, 09:59 PM: Message edited by: 03' ZX3 ]
i never go over 5000 rpm's i dont drive the car hard, i baby it. the clutch shouldn't wear at 2700 miles, u would have to kill it everytime you drive it. plus a clutch should start to slip in higher gears rather then 1st gear, this is new car, and this crap is going on, i am starting to have bad feelings.
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I never said you did, Im just saying if you do Id do that before you brought it in.
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