Slipping clutch on Honda Civc 2.2 D - would you reommend also getting DMF replaced?
I have a 2007 Honda Civic 2.2 diesel that has just passed 70,000 miles.
The clutch has started slipping in higher gears, and I have been told this needs to be replaced. Is it worth getting the DMF replaced at the same time or hope it lasts a few more years?
To go with official Honda parts this is over £900 but Honda will fit "unofficial" parts for around £500. What should I do?
The clutch has started slipping in higher gears, and I have been told this needs to be replaced. Is it worth getting the DMF replaced at the same time or hope it lasts a few more years?
To go with official Honda parts this is over £900 but Honda will fit "unofficial" parts for around £500. What should I do?
Asked on 29 October 2012 by tom sharp, bristol
Answered by
Honest John
It might be the DMF that is slipping or that is causing the clutch to slip. So yes.
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