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    Clutch

    Have any fellow members had an issue with a clutch getting pre-maturely worn down on there CB7?
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    #2
    how old is your clutch?

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      #3
      premature wear is due to driving habits 90 percent of the time.

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        #4
        Originally posted by turbo90accord
        premature wear is due to driving habits 90 percent of the time.
        x2, how premature are we talking?

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          #5
          Originally posted by turbo90accord
          premature wear is due to driving habits 90 percent of the time.
          Agree



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            #6
            While I agree that it can be poor driving, it can also be poorly adjusted pedal, which would not allow the clutch plate to completely disengage. You can look at the clutch plate if you have to take yours apart. If it is really worn on one side or the other, it might indicate the problem (I.E., the pressure plate going bad).
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              #7
              When I got the car the clutch wouldn't even engage. So, I took the tranny out and put noticed that the clutch and flywheel worn out badly! But, the pressure plate didn't look all that old. It drives fine but, now I am thinking something could have caused pre-mature wear.
              If it is the pedal how do I adjust it?
              I think I will bleed the clutch system as well. Does anything think this may help?

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                #8
                Anymore help?

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                  #9
                  I will have to bleed the clutch when I do my brakes. Hopefully, I get a long life out of the clutch I just put in. It was a pain the ass to put it.

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