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I've got a 2004 Mach 1 and shifting lately into any gear is rough (I've got to double clutch to shift smoothly or even get into gear). It's a 5 year old clutch so I'm guessing it's seen its fair share of hard driving (I'm the second owner of the car). I'm also periodically smelling a burnt type of odor when shifting so yeah, I'm pretty sure it's time for a new clutch.
I'm a bit confused as I've heard people say "Oh a new clutch is gonna run you $700-$800" but I just looked up performance clutch kits online and some were only at most $300. Is it really that much labor? Any suggestions on a performance clutch?
Thanks a lot in advance for the advice!
04M1
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hay man i had the same exact problem with my mach 1 until i read this forum and i ordered the fiore clutch quadrant n firewall adjuster and had a shop put it in this past weekend and i love it and i dont have the problem no more.... http://www.mach1registry.org/forums/...ad.php?t=39894
u can order them from lethalperformance.com
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2004 Mach 1 clutch help
