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Old 10-19-2012, 02:50 AM
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I was just wondering how long other people's original clutch lasted for them. I bought the car last march with 113,000 k. The guy I bought it was the original owner. He told me that the clutch was never replaced. 130,000 on a original clutch just seems like a lot of miles to me.. I'm starting to notice a little bit of a later catch point so I'm sure it's about to go out.

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Old 10-19-2012, 05:18 AM
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133K and counting...

depends on the driver though.
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Just swapped mine @ 145,000

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As long as the clutch isnt beat up and the owner knows how to drive, the clutch can/should last the life of the car.
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It doesn't slip or anything yet. I just can tell a difference the last couple of months. Seem to not be as smooth as u use to be either.
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Seems that it is not as smooth as it was when I bought the car.*

Sorry cant type
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yeah a good driver can really make a clutch last a long long time. some of the scion OEM clutches arent known for being exactly the most durable clutches though and mine has 50k on it and it makes a squeaking noise on engagement which i believe might be the pressue plate but im not really sure
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I'm at 105k and it still grabs very strong. Still can chirp 3rd, no signs of slipping. Have been driving 5/6 speed's for 6+ years now, racing days are long done with but it all comes down to drive. On every take off I never have to rev it to get it going if that says anything.
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