What are the causes of clutch failure in MG GS?
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The causes of clutch failure in the MG GS include the following: Release master cylinder assembly: Improper adjustment, excessively high pedal, and no free play. Driven disc (friction plate) assembly: Excessive wear of the friction plate (worn down to the friction plate rivets). The clutch master cylinder, slave cylinder, release fork, release bearing, etc., are stuck and not moving smoothly. Flywheel working surface and pressure plate working surface excessive wear: Excessive wear of the release fingers (the rounded ends have been worn flat), excessive wear of the release bearing (thrust surface has worn concave arcs). Excessive wear of the flywheel working surface and pressure plate working surface (wear exceeds 0.5mm).