Original manual clutches actually last longer than 100k miles?

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Answer 1

Yep, I've had four manuals. All three of my Nissans went over 100K on the original clutch - one is almost at 200K on the original. The only car that didn't was a Beretta GTZ - it made it 65K on the original clutch.

Answer 2

Like any other mechanical item, it all depends on how you treat them of course...if you are well skilled in driving a manual car, and don't abuse the clutch, there isn't any reason a clutch can't last a long time...

Answer 3

If you spend most of your time on the highway, clutches will last the life of the car. If you're a taxi driver in Paris, you'll go through a few.

Answer 4

clutches very last everywhere from ninety-one hundred and fifty,000 miles relying on the driving force. if the driving force rides the seize (preserving the foot on the seize pedal even as no longer engaged) the seize will very last considerably a lot less time. if the driving force races the vehicle usually which will reason the seize to positioned on out faster. if youpersistent 6000 miles a 365 days then your seize could very last 15 years.

Answer 5

Yes my Audi has done over 150000 miles on original clutch.

Answer 6

Geo, Saturn, Audi, VW, Honda all did.

Driver makes a difference

Answer 7

Yes if you aren't a clutch burning nut.

Answer 8

if you rest your foot touching the pedal
it will not last long at all.
high horsepower cars will wear much sooner as well

Answer 9

wife's Toyota 105000....Saturn still ok at 130,000

Answer 10

yes!