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Anyone drive a colt?

awishawash · 2006-06-16 21:54:56

Hi evryone, my missus is after a mitsubishi colt and I test drove it. Its a 98 and the clutch seems to be the only thing. It seems quite heavy to push to the floor. Is this normal for the colt? Any input?

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16-06-2006 10:54pm

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awishawash

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Hi evryone, my missus is after a mitsubishi colt and I test drove it. Its a 98 and the clutch seems to be the only thing. It seems quite heavy to push to the floor. Is this normal for the colt? Any input?

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#2 16-06-2006 11:11pm
Mailman

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I don't remember my Sister's Colt having a heavy clutch.
Totally reliable.

I saw this one advertised earlier
http://www.carzone.ie/usedcars/index.cfm?fuseaction=car&carID=442743
very cheap for such low milage and no clutch to worry about
Doesn't have a roof spoiler for some reason - might be an import

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#3 17-06-2006 7:59pm
awishawash

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Hey thanks for the link mailman she doesnt have that much to spend tho!
Read somewhere last night that when a clutch is going it will get harder to push down although from ,my experience it gets almost non existant pressure..

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