In this video I will show you everything you need to know so you can properly diagnose whether your manual transmission clutch needs replaced or not. It's a big and expensive job so you need to know 100% that the clutch is worn out or not. I will share all of my tests with you so you can have multiple methods of confirming a worn out clutch before you spend lots of money and or time on the replacement. Lots of other tips and a ton of trade secrets so you'll feel like a boss! Save money and start becoming a gearhead! Come along....you belong!

00:22 Terminology of the clutch parts to allow you to follow along
02:12 Why is it so important to 100% diagnose if a clutch is worn?
03:03 First method: How high up is the pedal when the clutch engages?
05:11 Testing the pedal to feel for when the diaphragm springs are starting to compress
05:55 How to check if you have an adjustable clutch
06:32 Checking the pedal for other signs of clutch issues
07:25 How to test for clutch slipping
09:26 Last final test to confirm clutch slipping

This is another episode of a new series on how to become a GEARHEAD! If you have ever wondered how people know so much about cars and are absolutely crazy about anything with a motor, then this is a great series for you. This is geared towards people that have no knowledge of cars but want to learn; however, the content in my videos does try to make solid connections between theory and practical applications so even seasoned gearheads will find the info useful. Tired of paying other people money to fix your car? Then ya gotta learn this stuff!

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