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Old May 29, 2002 | 02:32 AM
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Short note to say how little joy I have had with my 2nd Honda dealer.

Still have the 2-3k clutch disengaged rattle, I produced the problem but the mechanic could not hear it, after about 10 mins of trying (and when the car was a little warmer) the noise became more apparent and the mechanic conceeded that there was a definate noise and feedback through the clutch.

Great I thought, finally getting somewhere at last. When I told him however that I had just had a new clutch fitted he looked a little lost for answers and suggested that I change my petrol for a few weeks and the noise could possibly be due to pinking. I am getting a bit p*ssed about this now, I know it is a mechanical fault of some kind (it could be something very minor). It really is like



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Old May 29, 2002 | 02:42 AM
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Have they thought about changing the fluid in the hydraulic clutch mechanism? (Clutching at straws here....??)
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Old May 29, 2002 | 04:38 AM
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they have had two thoughts so far.

1. Clutch
2. Petrol type

I am not happy with either answer (and the first one didnt work in any case).


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