Here's a question for ya owners...regrading warranty replacement.
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Here's a question for ya owners...regrading warranty replacement.
So i was talking to my dad today about me wanting a new car.
First what he wants me to do is "re-learn" how to drive a manual car.
I've driven my dad's corolla back like 2 years ago. But i think and still believe i can handle a manual car.
He told me to get a beater just incase($1,000 - $2,000 at most for beater) But anyways, I was wondering if the warranty covers the clutch? Since maybe i'll "burn" the clutch or something on the s2000 IF i get it. I told him, get the car for me, and if i mess up the clutch or the tranny in any way, the warranty will replace it. He just laughed at me haha.
I'm asking because currently i own a 98 accord with 60k miles on it. And when i bought the car, it had no warranty on it. So that's my question to all.
Warranty covers all parts of the car?
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First what he wants me to do is "re-learn" how to drive a manual car.
I've driven my dad's corolla back like 2 years ago. But i think and still believe i can handle a manual car.
He told me to get a beater just incase($1,000 - $2,000 at most for beater) But anyways, I was wondering if the warranty covers the clutch? Since maybe i'll "burn" the clutch or something on the s2000 IF i get it. I told him, get the car for me, and if i mess up the clutch or the tranny in any way, the warranty will replace it. He just laughed at me haha.
I'm asking because currently i own a 98 accord with 60k miles on it. And when i bought the car, it had no warranty on it. So that's my question to all.
Warranty covers all parts of the car?
Thanks
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Warranties exist to cover manufacturing defects, not owner abuse. On top of that, the clutch is considered a wear item just like brake pads. Unless the clutch wears prematurely AND has not been abused, it's not likely to be covered under warranty.
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ah ok...
what are the chances of something that doesn't know how to drive a manual car wears out the clutch in a day or two?..
i know the basic..
push clutch, slowly and easily release and add gas, shift and all goes on....
what are the chances of something that doesn't know how to drive a manual car wears out the clutch in a day or two?..
i know the basic..
push clutch, slowly and easily release and add gas, shift and all goes on....
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Be sure to not "ride" the clutch so much. Find the engage point of the clutch and you should be ok.
The chances of you wearing out the clutch in a day or two are very slim, unless of course you go dumping the clutch at 7000 rpm every chance you get.
-John
The chances of you wearing out the clutch in a day or two are very slim, unless of course you go dumping the clutch at 7000 rpm every chance you get.
-John
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practice on a rental car or something before get the s2k, you don't want to learn on a $32k car.
there are some manual rentals out there,but very rare.
there are some manual rentals out there,but very rare.
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