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Repetitive manual clutch failure
I'm afraid it sounds like you are being taken for a ride there :( Clutches should last tens of thousands of miles, so if they are failing within a couple of months then there must be an external influence (or you're driving like Colin McRae...) In my experience, a clutch failing to disengage is more often a failure in the clutch release mechanism than the clutch itself. I don't know if the Felicia has a cable or hydraulic clutch, but my first thought on hearing your symptoms was that it is a cable that has stretched. Other common causes of clutch failure include oil leaks and failed clutch release bearings, however the former would cause the clutch to slip rather than lock on, and the latter ought to be replaced when replacing the clutch. If the release bearing or release arm had failed I would expect it to not work at all until said parts were replaced. It is possible that there is another factor involved such as a bent input shaft, but I would think that fairly unlikely - my first su
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