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forza370z 08-07-2013 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by luigi90210 (Post 2436836)
UPDATE:

CSC is covered under warranty, and im getting a JWT Clutch and Flywheel installed as well


things turned out better than expected :)

i want to thank everyone for the replys and laughs, it really helped me destress about the whole situation

Hey glad to hear you got the problem sort out.:tiphat:

Baer383 08-07-2013 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2436123)
you should sell the car and get a new one.

That's what I did.:roflpuke2:

kenchan 08-07-2013 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2436873)
That's what I did.:roflpuke2:

Didn't you have a AT? :confused:

Baer383 08-07-2013 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2436876)
Didn't you have a AT? :confused:

My trans was going out close enough.:tup:

kenchan 08-07-2013 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2436884)
My trans was going out close enough.:tup:

:rofl2: you so bad

Chuck33079 08-07-2013 09:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by luigi90210 (Post 2436836)
UPDATE:

CSC is covered under warranty, and im getting a JWT Clutch and Flywheel installed as well


things turned out better than expected :)

i want to thank everyone for the replys and laughs, it really helped me destress about the whole situation

They're installing an aftermarket CSC as well, right? Otherwise the aftermarket clutch will kill the OEM CSC faster.

luigi90210 08-07-2013 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2437053)
They're installing an aftermarket CSC as well, right? Otherwise the aftermarket clutch will kill the OEM CSC faster.

no, warranty is only covering the stock CSC

im only using this to install the flywheel and clutch so the dealer wont charge me a bunch for install and the dealer is giving me a good deal on the JWT clutch and flywheel, my service advisor told me if i went with an aftermarket one, i would be paying for the whole install

Chuck33079 08-08-2013 07:44 AM

Then go ahead and buy the HD CSC and keep it on the shelf. The OEM one tends to fail faster with beefier clutches. Might as well have the part on hand if it goes again. I have a feeling that the install will be out of your own pocket since the dealer will look at the aftermarket clutch and tell you that's what caused the failure.

Z-Girl 12 08-08-2013 11:09 AM

awesome, thanks. all is well with mine thus far at 20k.

luigi90210 08-08-2013 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Z-Girl 12 (Post 2437633)
awesome, thanks. all is well with mine thus far at 20k.

No problem but, be careful. Mine went out @ 30k

luigi90210 08-08-2013 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2437324)
Then go ahead and buy the HD CSC and keep it on the shelf. The OEM one tends to fail faster with beefier clutches. Might as well have the part on hand if it goes again. I have a feeling that the install will be out of your own pocket since the dealer will look at the aftermarket clutch and tell you that's what caused the failure.

That's kind of what I figured would happen. I'm gonna ask around at different performance shops and see how much they charge to do a CSC. Any other brands that you would recommend? Or does Speed only make the CSC replacement

I remember watching a video on YouTube about the JWT clutch and flywheel and JWT got it done in an hour.

Chuck33079 08-08-2013 01:53 PM

I've only seen the one make of HD CSC. Just make sure you get the right one. They ask you what kind of clutch it's for.

kenchan 08-08-2013 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by luigi90210 (Post 2437936)
No problem but, be careful. Mine went out @ 30k

so i got another 4-5yrs. :icon17: (my 09 has 13.5k miles or something).

tonythetiger 08-08-2013 02:16 PM

yeah i heard zspeedperformance csc is pretty good

ResIpsa 08-08-2013 02:28 PM

Here is what you do.

1. Turn the car off.

2. Put shifter into 1st gear.

3. Press ignition button.

4. Car will lurch forward and fire engine.

5. Rev to around 3K RPM.

6. Pull shifter out of 1st and press toward 2nd gear.

7. Shifter will fall into 2nd gear. Now repeat with 3rd, 4th, etc...

8. I have driven more than 100 miles with this technique.


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