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Clutch as gone heavy

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Replace clutch

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The clutch was changed 22k ago
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May not be the same but i have just had my clutch checked and work done (under warrantty), the dealer thought there was an issue with the clutch release bearing but it turned out to be the fork that was broken.
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The clutch was changed 22k ago
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Clutch as gone heavy

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fork

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May not be the same but i have just had my clutch checked and work done (under warrantty), the dealer thought there was an issue with the clutch release bearing but it turned out to be the fork that was broken.
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Clutch as gone heavy
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Morning All. Drove my car yesterday all as normal. Jumped in last night to go home from work and the clutch pedal is noticably heavier. It was light now it feels springy. It's still smooth and it doesn't appear to be slipping. The clutch was changed 22k ago Is it time for a new one or leave it for a bit? Cheers Chris

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Chris, May not be the same but i have just had my clutch checked and work done (under warrantty), the dealer thought there was an issue with the clutch release bearing but it turned out to be the fork that was broken. The reason i am letting you know is the symptoms you listed sound the same, the clutch was really stiff before although no slipping etc but now that all's been changed its like a knife through butter much much easier and my wife can actually push it in and drive the car now. Obviously theres always a down side to everything! Mckay

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