If I'm paying for a full clutch, I'm using the full clutch

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Maybe they were driving past a pizza shop.

Maybe a pizza shop that burns rotten pizzas.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Rampage

I do not buy the story either but what appalls me the most is that they say this was a new car test drive and after the damage they just replaced the clutch and pressure plate and then put the car back on the lot to sell as new (Apparently?) after they did a "cleaned it up" to the flywheel.

cars are damaged in shipping all the time. plenty of stories of brand new cars getting replacement doors, hoods, wheels, and going right out onto the new vehicle line.

'new' means it's never been titled. not that it's never been scratched.

[Rampage]

Getting replacement parts to replace damaged items is different from a repair not being properly completed (IMO) and the car being placed on the line as a new car. A future buyer would likely end up back at the dealership trying to get that clutch replaced only to be told that the flywheels showed evidence of abuse and he or she was responsible for it.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0

Maybe a pizza shop that burns rotten pizzas.

pepperoni... burnt clutch smells like pepperoni

[dpfarr]

Dude, eat better pepperoni or better yet don’t eat it at all.

[Ultramaroon]

I get mine for half price and it's just as good as the fancy stuff.

[soundman98]

It smells somewhat like burnt broccoli to me