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wah clutch,.,, long time never use left leg liao

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I managed to find this old thread and the information is useful when I changed my clutch today.

Labour cost plus oil/fluid is $200. I bought the clutch set plus bearing off another seller at $70 highly discounted price.

My manual car power transmission now feels so much better with the new clutch.

 

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Yes, this is still quite old school but manual really gives me very good control of the car and fuel economy.

Unless you are drifting.

 

For daily commuting, it's an exercise for left foot.

 

In term of FC, DSG is better than MT.

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Does anyone know what is a reasonable lifespan for clutch of manual Nissan Sunny N16?

 

Depending on user. Some lady driver killed it wiithin 10000km by resting their left leg.

Some experienced ddriver used it from more than 100000km...

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Does anyone know what is a reasonable lifespan for clutch of manual Nissan Sunny N16?

 

 

Many variable depending on the driver and driving conditions. For my Lancer CS3 based on the condition of the clutch after changed out, can pass 200k km before need replacement because I doing quite a bit of highway mileage. If plenty of city driving would be more wear and tear on the clutch friction material.

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