MasterEvilAce
06-27-2004, 08:49 AM
This doesn't pertain to any specific car, or anything.. just transmissions in general.
Ok, so Manuals have a clutch, and automatics have clutchpacks
I have a few questions about this, for any professionals on this forum
What is the general life expactancies of the clutchpacks in an automatic VS the clutchpacks in a manual.
You don't really hear "clutchpack" problems, or anything, but you do hear about the clutch in a manual getting worn out, and needing replaced, unless when people talk about their auto transmissions slipping, is that always the clutchpacks going out, or is that related to something else?
I'm under the impression that manuals basically only really deal with the clutch wearing, which can go out relatively fast, under spirited driving.. and that, assuming no mods have been made to the car, that an automatic would outlast a manual in terms of general maintenance... and that you'd have to probably replace the clutch in a manual many times before you'd have to rebuild the auto tranny...
Thanks for any input
Ok, so Manuals have a clutch, and automatics have clutchpacks
I have a few questions about this, for any professionals on this forum
What is the general life expactancies of the clutchpacks in an automatic VS the clutchpacks in a manual.
You don't really hear "clutchpack" problems, or anything, but you do hear about the clutch in a manual getting worn out, and needing replaced, unless when people talk about their auto transmissions slipping, is that always the clutchpacks going out, or is that related to something else?
I'm under the impression that manuals basically only really deal with the clutch wearing, which can go out relatively fast, under spirited driving.. and that, assuming no mods have been made to the car, that an automatic would outlast a manual in terms of general maintenance... and that you'd have to probably replace the clutch in a manual many times before you'd have to rebuild the auto tranny...
Thanks for any input