How Often Should a Car Clutch Be Replaced?

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There is no fixed replacement cycle for car clutch plates, as their service life is greatly influenced by the driver's habits and road conditions. Typically, replacement is based on mileage and the wear level of the clutch plates, generally around 100,000 kilometers. Here is more information about the clutch: Precautions when using the clutch: Do not rest your foot on the clutch pedal while driving; master the engagement point when starting; avoid using low gear at high speeds; do not suddenly accelerate in an automatic transmission car while driving. Components of the clutch: The clutch consists of the driven disc assembly, clutch pressure plate and cover assembly, release bearing, and flywheel. The main materials used are high-strength steel, aluminum alloy, ductile iron, etc. Conditions indicating the need to replace the clutch plate: The clutch engagement point becomes higher; the car lacks power when climbing hills; a burning smell is noticeable after driving for a while; when starting in first gear, the clutch feels off; a metal grinding sound is heard every time the clutch is released.