Can a clutch pack go bad at the same time?
Soft parts also tend to wear at about the same pace (within the same group). So, not just one clutch in the clutch pack will go bad, but the entire group of them will go bad. You aren’t going to replace just one clutch, you have to replace all of them.
What happens when a mechanic breaks a part on a car?
They fix this, and in the process they somehow snap the brake line. After fixing this, they break a wheel cylander. They repair THIS and as they’re backing it into a parking spot, they blow the transmission (don’t ask me how). At this point I’m at my wits end.
What kind of work is needed to rebuild a transmission?
Amount of work that is necessary to fix anything inside the transmission is very close to the amount of work that is necessary to do the rebuild (on average). Your average Rebuild = replace friction plates, and replace rubber seals (sometimes they come only in a kit) + replace and damaged larger parts (rarely happens).
Can a mechanic tell you something about your car?
Nearly everyone has gone to the local shop for routine auto maintenance only to drive away after paying a lot more in unexpected charges. Most mechanics are honest, hardworking people who only want to help you by pointing out problems you may not know about.
When to replace the clutch on your car?
Have the clutch replaced as soon as possible. Clutch replacement is an involved job, requiring removal of the transmission to access the clutch. Unless you are an experienced home mechanic, book your car into a garage to have the work done.
What makes a noise when you replace a clutch?
The throwout bearing is the bearing that is pressing the clutch pressure plate to release the clutch, and this bearing is always replaced together with the clutch. The noise can also come from a loose part inside the clutch plate or clutch disc if you are unlucky.
Why do I need to change the clutch pedal?
There’s a particular clutch repairing task that’s so easy that literally any car driver can do it, and that’s adjusting the clutch pedal’s play. Oftentimes, it becomes necessary to adjust the pedal due to changes in the clutch system’s tolerance, which happens naturally as the disc gets worn out.
What happens when you slip the clutch on a car?
Clutch slipping means that the clutch fails to engage even if the pedal is fully pressed fully. You will notice that the engine RPM is rising, but the car will not be able to go any faster. A slipping clutch overheats other components as well as increasing the intensity of damage. 3. Trouble Shifting Gears