View Poll Results: Warranty claim problems/ No claim problems.
Submitted claim, wasn't honored or had problems



129
58.90%
Submitted claim, no problems getting it fixed.



93
42.47%
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Warranty Issues <Mega Merge>
Originally Posted by Fireball
There is NO clutch warranty.
God, whomever thought this one up, needs some serious help.
End of thread.
God, whomever thought this one up, needs some serious help.
End of thread.
No warranty on clutch? What do you mean? definitely not 50K miles but I thought it was 12month/12K miles?
What happens if there's a clutch failure in 500 miles. too bad, so sad or what
Originally Posted by GOKOU
No warranty on clutch? What do you mean? definitely not 50K miles but I thought it was 12month/12K miles?
What happens if there's a clutch failure in 500 miles. too bad, so sad or what

What happens if there's a clutch failure in 500 miles. too bad, so sad or what

Originally Posted by FastestEvar
dealer told me
I think only high-end companies like BMW and Mercedes warranty things like that, in their all inclusive service agreements.
Originally Posted by alex s
there's your first hint that it's BS.
I think only high-end companies like BMW and Mercedes warranty things like that, in their all inclusive service agreements.
I think only high-end companies like BMW and Mercedes warranty things like that, in their all inclusive service agreements.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
As I said, if it fails due to an actual manufacturer's defect, they will replace it for free. If it is worn, they won't. Any clutch failure below a certain mileage is automatically sent to the regional (or district?) rep for inspection, and they make the determination on whether it is covered or not.
I don't know about others but I bought a 30K car that was advertise to to be fast with best back warranty and I would like to drive it that way. If I accidently slip the clutch on a stock car too much and it went out I consider that a defect or poor designing by
Just a thought since a lot of people in here thinks stock clutch is the best and it's all driver error or abuse if one fails on a low mileage car.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
As I said, if it fails due to an actual manufacturer's defect, they will replace it for free. If it is worn, they won't. Any clutch failure below a certain mileage is automatically sent to the regional (or district?) rep for inspection, and they make the determination on whether it is covered or not.
Originally Posted by GOKOU
Agreed but what's the pass/no pass criteria. What's consider worn vs manufacturer defect? Glaze on the flywheel? It just goes back to the debate that happened during the 03 Evo.
I don't know about others but I bought a 30K car that was advertise to to be fast with best back warranty and I would like to drive it that way. If I accidently slip the clutch on a stock car too much and it went out I consider that a defect or poor designing by
Just a thought since a lot of people in here thinks stock clutch is the best and it's all driver error or abuse if one fails on a low mileage car.
I don't know about others but I bought a 30K car that was advertise to to be fast with best back warranty and I would like to drive it that way. If I accidently slip the clutch on a stock car too much and it went out I consider that a defect or poor designing by
Just a thought since a lot of people in here thinks stock clutch is the best and it's all driver error or abuse if one fails on a low mileage car.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
No, I'm referring to an ACTUAL defect like a spring popping out or the TOB coming off...not the disk wearing down or the flywheel glazing. They would have to take take it apart and find an actual defect, which is very rare.
I figure you was going to say that which takes the clutch warranty down to .01 % of nothing
. One of the many reasons why this is my first and last
Also the reason why I don't encourage my friends to get one.
Originally Posted by GOKOU
If I accidently slip the clutch on a stock car too much and it went out I consider that a defect or poor designing by
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
You might want to doublecheck with someone else on the so-called "clutch" warranty. I haven't ever heard of something like this. It would be unprecedented.
Yes, if your clutch is doing that and you're not launching it, have them look at it.
Yes, if your clutch is doing that and you're not launching it, have them look at it.
subaru warranty clutchs too
Originally Posted by alex s
there's your first hint that it's BS.
I think only high-end companies like BMW and Mercedes warranty things like that, in their all inclusive service agreements.
I think only high-end companies like BMW and Mercedes warranty things like that, in their all inclusive service agreements.

