Throw bearing gone bad
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Throw bearing gone bad
I just got back from Mr. Transmission shop and they told me I would need new throw & pilot bearings. If the clutch was worn more than 50%, they would replace the clutch too -- all for $695 (clutch, bearings, labor). Do you guys think that's a fair price?
Also, another question. I need to drive to 900 miles to NJ tomorrow, are there any driving habits you'd recommend so I don't wear down the bearings anymore than necessary? What would happen to my car if I just kept driving w/o replacing them?
Also, another question. I need to drive to 900 miles to NJ tomorrow, are there any driving habits you'd recommend so I don't wear down the bearings anymore than necessary? What would happen to my car if I just kept driving w/o replacing them?
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how old is the clutch? If it's aging, I'd go for it. That price seems about what it takes, usually, from my research. Prolly get mine replaced next year.
What are negative effects of driving for a long period of time with a bad throw-out bearing? Just curious...not sure if I have a bad to bearing, but my clutch pedal has grumbled/vibrated (right near the release point, I can stop it from happening if I'm careful enough) ever since I got my max almost 18 mos ago.
What are negative effects of driving for a long period of time with a bad throw-out bearing? Just curious...not sure if I have a bad to bearing, but my clutch pedal has grumbled/vibrated (right near the release point, I can stop it from happening if I'm careful enough) ever since I got my max almost 18 mos ago.
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