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how to anticipate worn clutch

Is there a way to know how good/bad the condition is of the clutch in a 1986 911 3.2?
Not that I have a problem, but it would be good to be warned that a clutch change is due. Especially because I bought the car a year ago, so I had no clue what the condition is.

Old 08-06-2021, 09:12 AM
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Clutch adjustment on a 86 911 is done with feeler blades at the trans. A quality Porsche repair shop should be able to give you a general idea based on a visual inspection of the adjustment.
Normal average mileage on that style and year clutch is about 85,000 miles/136,000km
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Alex .if you have a chance to lift your 911 and take a picture of your clutch arm i could tell you what is the km on it and how much you have left on it;-)

Ivan

something like this
https://cdn4.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/101_Projects_Porsche_911/09-Clutch_Cable/images_small/pic2.JPG
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Dont fix what isnt broken. As soon as it gives you a problem is the time. When it starts to slip or grind or the throwout bearing growls. Of if you have the engine out already then atleast check it
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Something not worth stressing over.

Also, when it is at maximum adjustment and starts slipping LOL

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