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Clutch Clunk for MT only.

BTW, if you want to avoid the clunk from 1st to second gear let off the accelerator 1/2 sec to 1 sec b4 pushing in the clutch. It happens because

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View Poll Results: Clutch Clunk for MT drivers.
I dont get it 5 6.94%
I get it and its normal 31 43.06%
I get it and its not normal 1 1.39%
I get it and dealer said its normal 7 9.72%
I get it and dealer said they will fix 0 0%
I get it but have not taken to the dealer yet 28 38.89%
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Old 02-09-2011, 03:49 PM   #16 (permalink)
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BTW, if you want to avoid the clunk from 1st to second gear let off the accelerator 1/2 sec to 1 sec b4 pushing in the clutch. It happens because the car holds its revs for a sec. If youve ever driven another stick and pushed the clutch in while you were still holding the gas down some you'd get the same sound. Usually happens when people are reversing outta driveway. If you have any questions dont hesitate to PM me.
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