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The average prices and savings for the car brands shown are based on different models and years. You must therefore create a job and compare quotes to see your actual price and savings.
Make Save on average*
Audi
5.0
(7)
£266 / 28%
BMW
5.0
(3)
£228 / 24%
Citroën
4.6
(7)
£223 / 26%
Ford
4.8
(17)
£200 / 27%
Kia
4.8
(5)
£173 / 27%
Nissan
5.0
(5)
£182 / 24%
Peugeot
4.7
(15)
£263 / 31%
Renault
3.8
(5)
£279 / 28%
Vauxhall
5.0
(7)
£260 / 28%
Volkswagen
4.7
(3)
£258 / 26%

Ratings of clutch repairs or replacements

Junction 59 Classics Ltd
15-09-23
The. Service I received was very friendly and professional. The price was reasonable and everythi...
Michelle Q.
Ford Fiesta (2018)
RSH Performance LTD
19-09-23
Richard was very helpful, the service was quick and friendly. I am definitely using this garage a...
Helena H.
Ford Focus (2011)
D&G Auto Car Repair
29-08-23
Service and quality of work, would definitely recommend😊👍
Clare S.
Ford EcoSport (2019)

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If you begin to feel the clutch making some small jerks, just like knots on a string, it can be a sign that the clutch is defective

When should you replace the clutch?

Normally the clutch smoothly releases in both directions. It may feel harder to press down, or does not release as easily as normal. When you depress the clutch and shift gears there will be some sounds like cogs are running against each other, a sort of grinding noise. This indicates it is time to get the clutch looked over by a professional.

Can I see that the clutch is worn?

The majority of the clutch is hidden from view, so you can only really feel if there is something wrong when driving, a mechanic will be able to tell quite quickly if there is a problem, so it’ always worth getting it checked if you feel that something is wrong.

How does a clutch work?

The clutch is a device for disconnecting and connecting rotating shafts. In a manual gearbox, the driver pushes down the clutch when changing gear to disconnect the engine from the gearbox.

There are several parts in the clutch, that can become worn or jump, the discs can be worn, as well as a spring system either breaks or becomes slack. All these parts can be replaced independently of each other. However when changing the flywheel the entire clutch needs to be changed. This can be an expensive job.

Can you find the bite point?

Many drivers aren’t quite sure where the bite point is. If It gives a little jump when you start, That means you will have to press the accelerator more.. In some situations it is necessary that you know the bite point exactly, or use the handbrake to help. If you stop on a hill, you will need to be able to find the bite point accurately, to ensure you don’t stall.

This is what you do:

  • When at a standstill, put on the handbrake
  • Press down the clutch, and put the car in first gear
  • Release the brake and place your foot on the accelerator
  • When starting to drive, you gently press the accelerator, and slowly let’s go of the clutch
  • When you can feel the engine power, you softly release the handbrake
  • The trick is to release the clutch and handbrake at the same time and so softly that the car moves forward without having to over accelerate
  • If the car shuts off, put on the handbrake so the car doesn’t roll backwards

Many noises can indicate a problem with the clutch in your Kia, Renault or Peugeot. The pedal may vibrate when driving, be hard to push or feel spongy if there is an issue with the clutch. The clutch is comprised of a number of key parts – the clutch disk, release mechanism, pressure plates and cables. Repairing or servicing a clutch in a Ford, Vauxhall, Nissan, Volkswagen or BMW is paramount for the safety of the vehicle. Generally, a clutch can last between 50,000 to 100,000 miles, after which it is likely it will need to be replaced or reconditioned.

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