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Dmf mk5 1.9

Zane97 · 2014-12-27 12:03:37

Is it necessary to replace the clutch when changing it?

27-12-2014 12:03pm

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Zane97

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Is it necessary to replace the clutch when changing it?

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#2 27-12-2014 12:09pm

George Dalton

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It is advisable. To the point where it would be madness not to.

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#3 28-12-2014 5:22pm

charlieharper

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Robbie G wrote: »

Is it necessary to replace the clutch when changing it?

100% do, it may cost more in the short term but you will experience problems down the road if you don't.

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#4 31-12-2014 12:13pm

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Unless it failed within one day of changing both clutch and DMF, it would be crazy not to.
And even then...

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