New clutch question. Please advise.
It takes 200 - 400 miles of street driving (a lot of shifts) to wear the top surface of the friction disk and deposit a layer of friction material on a fresh flywheel and pressure plate surface. That is what the break-in is all about, and avoiding high RPM shifts and WOT during the period insures this is done gradually.
That said, there are plenty of clutch replacements that only get a few dozen engagements for break-in and still do just fine. I would try to take in easy for the first hundred miles at least.
That said, there are plenty of clutch replacements that only get a few dozen engagements for break-in and still do just fine. I would try to take in easy for the first hundred miles at least.
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