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I took it to the dealership (the first time) because the clutch pedal would
stick and the point at which the clutch engaged moved up and down. They
replaced a couple of parts, and sent me home. Since that didn't fix it, I
took it back. They replaced the clutch. It still doesn't work right, but it
is better.

Any thoughts?

Bob Harlow wrote:

> I took it to the dealership (the first time) because the clutch pedal would
> stick and the point at which the clutch engaged moved up and down. They
> replaced a couple of parts, and sent me home. Since that didn't fix it, I
> took it back. They replaced the clutch. It still doesn't work right, but it
> is better.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
>

It occurs to me that it would be helpful to know what they replaced,
that way we can see what your dealer was "thinking"

"Bob Harlow" <BRHARLOW@go-concepts.com> wrote in message
news:vlkdq049o7a768@corp.supernews.com...
> I took it to the dealership (the first time) because the clutch pedal
would
> stick and the point at which the clutch engaged moved up and down. They
> replaced a couple of parts, and sent me home. Since that didn't fix it, I
> took it back. They replaced the clutch. It still doesn't work right, but
it
> is better.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
Sounds like a pressure plate. Replacing the clutch disk only would not solve
the problem. Need to know what they replaced for a better guess.

>

In article <vlkdq049o7a768@corp.supernews.com>, "Bob Harlow" <BRHARLOW@go-concepts.com> wrote:
>I took it to the dealership (the first time) because the clutch pedal would
>stick and the point at which the clutch engaged moved up and down. They
>replaced a couple of parts, and sent me home. Since that didn't fix it, I
>took it back. They replaced the clutch. It still doesn't work right, but it
>is better.
>
>Any thoughts?

Also, if you want S2000 specific input, check out www.s2ki.com
forums. Lots of info and owners there.