Clutch System tips – Before You Order A New Clutch

  • If you are ordering a replacement clutch due to a mechanical malfunction you must determine why the clutch failed in the first place. It is possible that the requirements you are placing upon your clutch are beyond its present capabilities. You may need to install a clutch that will provide greater strength and durability. You will find procedures that may help you to determine the possible causes of your clutch systems’ existing problems in the above sections of this page.
    • If you are unsure of the cause of your clutch failure be sure to ask qualified and reputable clutch service technicians for their assessment and/or opinion.

  • Required information for replacement of clutch systems and components:

 

  1. Make of Vehicle
  2. Year of Vehicle
  3. Type of Vehicle
  4. Size of Clutch
  5. Any Special Needs ( performance information )
  • When you order a new clutch be sure to include information such as the type of driving that you do. Simple things are often over-looked that many of us take for granted, but have a profound effect upon clutch systems. If you live in a mountainous or hilly area it will be important that you provide that information so as to ensure that you will receive a clutch that is capable of sustaining the rigors of frequent or constant uphill starting. Small details can save you a great deal of time, effort and money.
  • And be honest… if you drive your car hard… admit it. It’s better to get a clutch that can handle launch demands and make you smile than to get a clutch that spins itself down to nothing and gets you nowhere.

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