New clutch +new plugs +new coil = new car!
05-24-2010 | 11:59 AM
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New clutch +new plugs +new coil = new car!
My car feels transformed. The clutch action is just like a new 997; smooth, linear and lighter! The pressure plate was deteriorating for awhile until it let go at Mosport last week...so you don't notice how bad it was until a new one is in. The car pulls better too; I guess with all my coils looking like that, it was only a matter of time before the misfires would have thrown a CEL.
No the dealer did.
05-25-2010 | 12:49 PM
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So you've got a 2nd mortgage now to pay for the labour charges? 
Is it normal to go through a 911 clutch in 7 years? Wow. I have no idea when my clutch was last replaced, but I know it was at least 2003 or earlier, and judging by its appearance when I changed it, much earlier. But it was still fine - the car shifted perfectly normally. It slipped once on me, which is why I figured I may as well change it when I had the engine out for the tranny rebuild.
Is it normal to go through a 911 clutch in 7 years? Wow. I have no idea when my clutch was last replaced, but I know it was at least 2003 or earlier, and judging by its appearance when I changed it, much earlier. But it was still fine - the car shifted perfectly normally. It slipped once on me, which is why I figured I may as well change it when I had the engine out for the tranny rebuild.
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05-25-2010 | 12:57 PM
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So you've got a 2nd mortgage now to pay for the labour charges?
Is it normal to go through a 911 clutch in 7 years? Wow. I have no idea when my clutch was last replaced, but I know it was at least 2003 or earlier, and judging by its appearance when I changed it, much earlier. But it was still fine - the car shifted perfectly normally. It slipped once on me, which is why I figured I may as well change it when I had the engine out for the tranny rebuild.
Is it normal to go through a 911 clutch in 7 years? Wow. I have no idea when my clutch was last replaced, but I know it was at least 2003 or earlier, and judging by its appearance when I changed it, much earlier. But it was still fine - the car shifted perfectly normally. It slipped once on me, which is why I figured I may as well change it when I had the engine out for the tranny rebuild.