[OFFICIAL] Manual v. Automatic Thread

[FLUJOKE]

Originally Posted by Shotta

Shifting Autos be like.

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[Shotta]

Auto, so easy a dog can do it.

[Memphis370Z]

Clutch problems

Need help with a clutch problem!!

Clutch Issues on Nismo

http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...-failures.html

Update on clutch/slave cylinder problem

Major clutch problems please help nissan is clueless

Clutch Pedal Problems, CSC ?

Clutch/transmission problems

Another CSC failure?

CSC failure covered under warranty?

Can I Prevent CSC Failure

Potential CSC problems?

CSC Failures and Model Years?

Z1 CSC Fix Out

The rest of my csc story

CSC Acting UP? Sticky Clutch captured on video.. help?

Etc.

[MR.nismo]

Originally Posted by Memphis370Z

Clutch problems

Need help with a clutch problem!!

Clutch Issues on Nismo

http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...-failures.html

It is easier to replace a clutch than fixing an automatic transmission.
Update on clutch/slave cylinder problem

Major clutch problems please help nissan is clueless

Clutch Pedal Problems, CSC ?

Clutch/transmission problems

Another CSC failure?

CSC failure covered under warranty?

Can I Prevent CSC Failure

Potential CSC problems?

CSC Failures and Model Years?

Z1 CSC Fix Out

The rest of my csc story

CSC Acting UP? Sticky Clutch captured on video.. help?

Etc.

My friend, it is easier and cheaper to replace a clutch than fixing or replacing an automatic transmission.

[Memphis370Z]

Originally Posted by MR.nismo

My friend, it is easier and cheaper to replace a clutch than fixing or replacing an automatic transmission.

I hear ya. I've replaced plenty of clutches in my time. I was merely pointing out that there seems to be a consistently ongoing issue with the 370's MT. As I've mentioned previously in this thread, until getting my Z last year, all I drove were MTs for 30 years. My choice was mainly practical, since my Z is a DD and I drive in a lot of stop-and-go traffic. That noted, having made the switch, I don't regret it, as the AT shifts quick/hard enough for my needs. As far as durability goes, I won't go FI, so I don't foresee any issues from "normal" driving, unlike the folks that chose the MT version.

At the end of the day, its a good car, whether you are rowing gears or monkeying with flappy paddles.

[MR.nismo]

Originally Posted by FLUJOKE

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Speaking of pansy and automatic transmission, that phone number is from a unisex salon here in NJ. Don't believe me, Google it. 201-432-6655