http://blogs.insideline.com/straight...wn-awards.html

 

I'll let you know after my clutch situation plays out....

 

i've been lucky to not have to replace my clutches in the 87 (186k miles) and 2003 (139k miles) and i beat the hell out of them

what is the going rate for a full stock replacement plus labor?

 

lol I thought about you as I was posting this. I even considered posting it in your thread but I figured that would be cruel and unusual

 

lol, I would have laughed at that one.

 

Your clutch might be toasted but your sense of humor is doing good.

 

 

Yeah, I've been through a lot worse in life then a burnt clutch. It will get resolved eventually to my satisfaction. I could stress myself out over it but it's not worth it.

 

I hear you, patience and calm is a must since the worst part aside the uncertainty is the wait.

I am hoping this ordeal gets resolved soon and works out for you.

 

We are now at $1207.00 and counting for the GT500 ownership experience!

 

 

but i bet the look on your face when seeing the bill was priceless



i'm sorry to hear how it turned out since your car had such low mileage

 

Well I haven't spent a dime yet. However, if Ford continues to deny any coverage it's going to cost me at least that. 2007-09 owners who are receiving these clutches as TSB replacements need to be concerned.

 

No clutch problems in my 2010 but it never saw a gas station it didn't want to meet personally.

 

This car can pass almost anything on the road, except a gas station.

 

If my 2010 represents an improvement in mpg, I would hate to see what the 07-09's got. Not too bad on the open road in 6th with cruise control on, I get 24 mpg. The "issue" is what I get in town. Geez. But that is okay I didn't buy a Yaris for a reason.