Clutch

2002 TOYOTA CAMRY
125,000 MILES • MANUAL
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GRADI
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Less than six months ago I had a clutch replaced and it worked great for a while. now I am having the exact same problem again and the folks who replaced it said they do not guarantee their work.

Shifting gears is challenging; sometime it is hard sometimes it is not, but it increasingly worst. first and reverse are the hardest.

Should I try to get it fixed again or get another car?
Mar 15, 2017 at 1:32 PM
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HMAC300
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first go to a place that will guarantee their work for one thing, then have them check the hydraulics to see if that is working. you can check the clutch fluid level in reservoir but it may be the slave or master has gone out and not allowing clutch to release. I am assuming once it is driven there is no slippage in clutch.
Mar 16, 2017 at 7:26 AM
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