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Always wondered how a self adjusting clutch could still exhibit this symptom.
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Based on age+mileage your due for the trifecta,,, Clutch, IMS inspection/bore check, Rear Main seal.
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Always wondered how a self adjusting clutch could still exhibit this symptom.
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Based on age+mileage your due for the trifecta,,, Clutch, IMS inspection/bore check, Rear Main seal.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

All, On my 2000 C2 with 76k miles is starting to experience a high engagement on the clutch pedal. Am I on my way to a clutch job? What has been your experiences with clutch mileage? Happy Chanukah, Merry Christmas and Happy and Healthy New Year

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Clutch mileage is highly user and usage dependent. If you ride the clutch, it does not last. If you life in San Francisco, it does not last. But, at 74,000 miles and the engagement point being high, that is a sign of a worn clutch. Next you will see slippage where you stomp on the gas and the rpm goes up the speedometer does not go up. It's time.

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Based on age+mileage your due for the trifecta,,, Clutch, IMS inspection/bore check, Rear Main seal.

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That is a sign that the marcel spring in the clutch disk has flattened out. (replacement time) The "free play" and full engagement positioning is self adjusting and at the top. The "start of engagement" or "engagement travel" is lengthened by the marcel spring to make a smooth and controllable engagement. When the marcel spring starts to flatten, the engagement will move more toward the top of the pedal travel.

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Just what I thought. Thanx guys.

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Thanks for the explanation! Always wondered how a self adjusting clutch could still exhibit this symptom.

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