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Hi Adam,The cost of $2000-2500 is for the '91-96 clutch. Yours is more like $3000-3500.Clutch mileage varies. A few people have had to replace it at 20K, and a few others have gotten 90-100K on it. Most tend to fall into the range of 35-50K miles.It's not a sign of an upcoming replacement, but it is a sign that you are wearing the clutch more than you need to. The best thing you can do for the clutch is to minimize the amount of time spent in the transition, where the most wear occurs. That means letting it out as quickly as possible. That will maximize the life of your clutch.(You can tell when a clutch will need replacement soon by noticing that it is slipping - meaning that instead of engaging quickly, the revs seem disconnected from the road speed.)
Hi Adam,
The cost of $2000-2500 is for the '91-96 clutch. Yours is more like $3000-3500.
Clutch mileage varies. A few people have had to replace it at 20K, and a few others have gotten 90-100K on it. Most tend to fall into the range of 35-50K miles.
It's not a sign of an upcoming replacement, but it is a sign that you are wearing the clutch more than you need to. The best thing you can do for the clutch is to minimize the amount of time spent in the transition, where the most wear occurs. That means letting it out as quickly as possible. That will maximize the life of your clutch.
(You can tell when a clutch will need replacement soon by noticing that it is slipping - meaning that instead of engaging quickly, the revs seem disconnected from the road speed.)
