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Join Date: May 2000
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What's the most miles you've put on a clutch? Brakes?
My wife's 2004 Mazda3 just turned over 100K miles. It still has the original clutch and front brakes. I mentioned this to the Mazda service advisor when I had my Mazda5 in recently and he seemed genuinely shocked.
What kind of mileage have you gotten out of consumables on your daily driver?
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There are at least 120K miles on the original clutch on the 924S (can't verify due to the broken odometer)
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I'm in the mid-60,000s / original brakes on my 2000 Celica. Plenty of life left on both. Not exactly big miles but still not bad.
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VW GTI: 120K miles Subaru Legacy: 125K miles Audi A4: 125K miles BMW 330i: 98K miles and counting........ I am very deliberate with shifts, never riding the clutch or using the gears for braking. And always wait a red lights in neutral Brakes: a lot less than that!
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My dad made 180k on the stock clutch in his Dodge diesel... and that was a lot of rough miles and pulling crane trucks out of the mud....
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1977 Mercedes 240D still had original clutch when I sold it with well over 340K miles
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99 Passat - 152k - original clutch, I asked them to check it when the belts were done @ 148k, still in great shape; third set of break pads but I don't wait for the idiot light to tell me I need 'em changed
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267K miles on one clutch, 4WD toyota truck.
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My '02 Chevy Silverado has 170,000 miles on all brake parts! this is a truck that has towed 20,000 + miles with a pretty good size load.
My 2006 corvette has 75k on the clutch. The Z-51 rotors and pads didn't last long (drilled rotors and "track" pads )
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97 Tacoma,
248,000 miles, original rear brakes, still on 3rd set of fronts, original clutch.
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My integra has about 160K on OE clutch. My buddy has a '92 Civic VX with just north of 400K on the original clutch.
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Hell my 944 still has the original clutch as far as I know... Its at about 100k... The brakes definitely aren't original though... and I am about to change them again.....
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I have 120k on the clutch in my Ford Ranger when I sold it.
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Join Date: Sep 2001
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200K on a 3.2 with minimal use in traffic. Mostly mountain and highway driving.
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258k on the clutch of an 88 Audi 90 quattro.
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To go the other way, I remember putting front brakes on a late '70s Camaro with 12k miles that was metal-to-metal. Not a Z28 or anything, just a plain jane driven by a mid-20's mom.
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My 911 had a rubber-centered clutch (the infamous ones that never lasted very long) from 1981 until 2003. The clutch was still working fine when I removed the engine.
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Changed the clutch at 174k on my 944 The rubber center failed. ( car has about 265k on it now)
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My dump truck has 244,000 miles, I bought it from the original owner, and he swears that it is the original clutch. My last 3 series had 140,000 miles on it when I sold it, and it was the original clutch.
On the other hand, I just put a clutch in my brother in law's Camry at 32,000.
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