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Clutch Repair and Services

Many people believe that the clutch's sole purpose is to shift the car into neutral gear. However, its function goes beyond that, as it also disengages the transmission from the drivetrain.

How a Clutch Works

Many people mistakenly believe that the clutch is only for putting the car in neutral gear. However, its role goes beyond that—it's crucial for disengaging the transmission from the drivetrain. 

Here's why: When the engine is running, it's constantly spinning. If it were to stop spinning, the engine would shut down. The transmission transfers this motion to the driveshaft and then to the wheels. But you don't want the transmission or wheels to spin constantly. The clutch's main purpose is to disconnect the transmission from the engine, allowing you to shift gears smoothly without causing damage.

Clutch Service & Clutch Replacement

As time passes, the clutch naturally wears down, but repairing it is relatively simpler compared to more intricate transmission repairs. Sometimes, the entire clutch needs replacement, especially if the clutch disc is completely worn out. Other typical issues include hydraulic leaks, air bubbles in the hydraulic line, and stretched cable controls.

Is Your Clutch Acting Up?

If you have any suspicions about your clutch, it's wise to bring your vehicle to Autobots of Easton. Our certified technicians will conduct a diagnostic test to precisely identify any underlying issues.

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