Driving with a worn DMF - what happens?
I think I have the early signs of a worn DMF. What is the outcome (regarding damage or possible breakdown) of driving with a worn Dual Mass Flywheel?
Asked on 14 September 2012 by elboy
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Honest John
You might lose drive. You might mangle your starter motor. If the timing is taken from the flywheel the engine may simply stop running.
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