GThunder
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- Peter
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- 2015 Magnetic GT
I ordered my car 03-03-2015 and got it 03-28-2015.....just sayin ;)
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Fineeeeeee lol you win with that one.I ordered my car 03-03-2015 and got it 03-28-2015.....just sayin ;)
A rookie at driving manuals would talk like that..[/QUOTE
Never do this if you like your clutch. Bad technic.

Good looking forward on the update, on your Clutch Issue, hoping that you do not have to pay for it out of your pocket......... Ride on after its fixed..... :cheers:UPDATE: The issue is NOT the clutch... still waiting to hear more from the dealership. Should get another update by the end of today.
Don't worry my friend your car is covered under warranty! Thats what warranty is for!UPDATE 2: they said something about the flywheel being "disintegrated". They said the clutch is fine. Not sure how this happened but apparently the car wash did not do the damage like I thought. Now I'm waiting till Monday to hear if this will be covered under warranty. Anyone know what the cost of this repair would be if it's not covered?
Earliest I would get the car back is Tuesday :(
So disappointing as I only owned the car 18 hours before she went to the hospital. Just want to drive her so badly.
This is very strange, as the flywheel is pure metal and the clutch disk is metal and friction material. How can the flywheel disintegrate and not cause any damage to the clutch? I'd like to see photos of this failure.UPDATE 2: they said something about the flywheel being "disintegrated". They said the clutch is fine. Not sure how this happened but apparently the car wash did not do the damage like I thought.
I have to agree this does not make sense at all. I would ask to see the clutch and flywheel with your own eyes. Even if you do not know what you are looking at take pictures just for your documentation and to post and show us lolThis is very strange, as the flywheel is pure metal and the clutch disk is metal and friction material. How can the flywheel disintegrate and not cause any damage to the clutch? I'd like to see photos of this failure.
The dealership said that they took pictures in order to file a warranty claim. Maybe they can send me those.I have to agree this does not make sense at all. I would ask to see the clutch and flywheel with your own eyes. Even if you do not know what you are looking at take pictures just for your documentation and to post and show us lol
Hey see if you can get a copy of those pics and post them here. Sounds very promising for a true warantee claim though! I also can't see how a flywheel would disintegrate at all, let alone not take the clutch with it, but maybe there was just a major defect in it to start.The dealership said that they took pictures in order to file a warranty claim. Maybe they can send me those.
Yes; it's a necessity. You're never going to be going fast enough in reverse (well you shouldn't be) to fully engage the gear. In parking situations you have to feather the clutch to maintain appropriate speed and control.Is slipping the clutch while reversing okay? If not, how do you reverse in a manual ?