My clutch!
#16
I would get it looked at very soon. If there is a problem, thinking it will go away will only cause more damage and possible the entire thing to be replaced. And my 2nd to 3rd and 4th and 5th I dont shift hard on. My gears are more like 1st to 2nd and 3rd to 4th. Just a straight down pull and my car seems to love those gears more than others.
#17
I had someone tell me it could've been a hotspot. Said just to let it sit for a couple days. Drove it a little bit and the vibration was gone. Do you still tink I should take it in?
#18
I have a local shop i use all the time that doesnt charge me for things like that when it comes to looking at it and seeing if everything is ok. If your able to get it checked easily I would still get it checked. But if a shop is gonna charge you out the a$$ then I wouldnt. If it drives normal and the vibration is gone you should be fine.
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The vibrations in the clutch would be the flywheel i think. According to the DIY clutch mod that was posted on here, if you remove the spring next to the clutch it will allow you to feel the vibrations in the clutch.
There is some vibrations, but that spring is supposed to eliminate it. Maybe yours is vibrating more than normal and the spring isn't suppressing all of it.
Either way, if it went away then it must have fixed itself?
There is some vibrations, but that spring is supposed to eliminate it. Maybe yours is vibrating more than normal and the spring isn't suppressing all of it.
Either way, if it went away then it must have fixed itself?
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