Why replace a dual mass flywheel?
If the clutch fails, why does the dual mass flywheel invariably have to be replaced? This repair is extremely expensive.
Asked on 5 February 2011 by ashridge6777
Answered by
Honest John
A dual mass flywheel in a 2003 will be close to the end of its life anyway, and if you don't have it replaced at the same time as the clutch you will face a further £500 dismantling bill in order to replace it.
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