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Old 05-23-2007, 10:16 AM
mgp2001 mgp2001 is offline
 
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Default Bad Clutch?

Needing a new clutch for my A4, I purchased a Spec Stage II with an Aluminum single piece flywheel. Once installed and driven, I find that the transmission rattles a bit, but all else is acceptable. In an effort to silence this rattle a mechaninc suggests the installation of a snub-nose mount while replacing my timing belt. I agree, only to find out I now have a rattle and a high pitch squeal when first engaging the clutch. I argue but get no where. So I take it to another shop a few months later and tell them my story. The mechanic jumps in for a test drive and announces upon his return that the clutch is slipping, never mind the squeal. What? I check it out and, sure enough, it's slipping. Hmmmm. Clutch performance is better the next day, but not the same. It is still slipping, however, there is no squeal!
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[/align]So, I'm thinking this mechanic burnt my clutch out so he'd have some work. I really have no proof that this guy did anything wrong. I'm pretty sure I need to get it fixed and at least have the Spec techs look at it. Who ever does the job, I'll need a guarantee that the squeal won't return. What should I do?
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Old 05-23-2007, 10:28 AM
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Default RE: Bad Clutch?

honestly i think its just a poor quality clutch, ive heard of spec clutchs slowing failing over time and the company not backing up its products.
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