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    #16
    Just came back from Murketts... Great Service as always :thumbs: Had my SMG checked and it appears it's already had all the updates last time the clutch assembly was done (under warranty) at the end of 2007 so there was no need for updates, in the end. However, I was informed that my clutch forgot what to do precisely in the CSL, so it had to be re-trained :smt017. I know it sound very strange but as per invoice... Check SMG status. re-teach clutch ... apparently this is quite common so if your SMG doesn't feel quite right, its worth having BMW re educate your clutch Grand total of £35.25 and my SMG does feel crisper & more responsive. Monday @ Bedford Autodrom is going to be a tough lesson for my clutch :hahaha:

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      #17
      Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
      Just came back from Murketts... Great Service as always :thumbs: Had my SMG checked and it appears it's already had all the updates last time the clutch assembly was done (under warranty) at the end of 2007 so there was no need for updates, in the end. However, I was informed that my clutch forgot what to do precisely in the CSL, so it had to be re-trained :smt017. I know it sound very strange but as per invoice... Check SMG status. re-teach clutch ... apparently this is quite common so if your SMG doesn't feel quite right, its worth having BMW re educate your clutch Grand total of £35.25 and my SMG does feel crisper & more responsive. Monday @ Bedford Autodrom is going to be a tough lesson for my clutch :hahaha:
      Nice one Matt, it's certainly something I'll be speaking to Andy about, I think this 'clutch slur' is quite a common thing amongst us so worth looking into whilst they have my car!

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        #18
        Originally posted by Dan View Post
        Nice one Matt, it's certainly something I'll be speaking to Andy about, I think this 'clutch slur' is quite a common thing amongst us so worth looking into whilst they have my car!

        Certainly is :thumbs: and a very cheap fix :beer:

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          #19
          my new clutch (2 years old) was slurring. Teach by BMW didnt work and clutch due for replacement next week.:thumbs:

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            #20
            Originally posted by shimmy View Post
            my new clutch (2 years old) was slurring. Teach by BMW didnt work and clutch due for replacement next week.:thumbs:
            Explain this slur exactly Shim, is it like delay or more like a slip?

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              #21
              Originally posted by Dan View Post
              Explain this slur exactly Shim, is it like delay or more like a slip?
              happened to my first ckutch at 42k miles as well, it is just a slow engagement to the next gear, so the clutch engages but the revs dont die back to the new gear level as it is not fully engagd so the revs stay high for 2-3 times as long and slowly drop

              so

              brrrrrrrrrrrrrr click brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrruuummmmmmmm

              instead of


              brrrrrrrrrrrrrr click bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmm

              worse when you are at full chat and not there when you change up leisurely

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                #22
                Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                my new clutch (2 years old) was slurring. Teach by BMW didnt work and clutch due for replacement next week.:thumbs:


                Well... after the up coming TD on Monday I will know for 100% certain if my replacement, 2 year old clutch needs replacing. Seemed OK on the way home after the "re-teach" but then again A14 is packed to the full with SPECK cameras so it's no place to drive enthusiastically :whistle: Are U getting that done on "Good will" or under warranty ?

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                  happened to my first ckutch at 42k miles as well, it is just a slow engagement to the next gear, so the clutch engages but the revs dont die back to the new gear level as it is not fully engagd so the revs stay high for 2-3 times as long and slowly drop

                  so

                  brrrrrrrrrrrrrr click brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrruuummmmmmmm

                  instead of


                  brrrrrrrrrrrrrr click bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmm

                  worse when you are at full chat and not there when you change up leisurely
                  Thanks for that mate, I think it's safe to say I definately have a clutch slur then! and guess what, my car has just ticked over the 42k mark....

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
                    Well... after the up coming TD on Monday I will know for 100% certain if my replacement, 2 year old clutch needs replacing. Seemed OK on the way home after the "re-teach" but then again A14 is packed to the full with SPECK cameras so it's no place to drive enthusiastically :whistle: Are U getting that done on "Good will" or under warranty ?
                    first one was goodwill but as i paid half labour, the warranty lasts two years :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:

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                      #25
                      Same as if you pay excess on your warranty,your parts are coverd because you have paid towards them,if you dont pay excess then the parts are not coverd for 2 years,daft but true.:wink:

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by BOUNCE View Post
                        Same as if you pay excess on your warranty,your parts are coverd because you have paid towards them,if you dont pay excess then the parts are not coverd for 2 years,daft but true.:wink:
                        Huh!? Call me stupid but I'm full of man flu at the moment and that doesn't make sense to me!? :banghead:

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Dan View Post
                          Huh!? Call me stupid but I'm full of man flu at the moment and that doesn't make sense to me!? :banghead:
                          if you get a warranty job FREE then there is no warranty on that job, BUT if you contribute you gt 2 years warranty]

                          now go back to bed and sleep :thumbs:

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                            if you get a warranty job FREE then there is no warranty on that job, BUT if you contribute you gt 2 years warranty]

                            now go back to bed and sleep :thumbs:
                            Ah I'm with you! :thumbs:I wish people would always try and appeal to the lowest common denominator! :bigcry: :hahaha:

                            I got no fookin sleep last night at all, I'm still in bed now on the laptop! :hahaha:

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                              #29
                              Thats why i get excess with my warranty.:thumbs::thumbs:

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by BOUNCE View Post
                                Thats why i get excess with my warranty.:thumbs::thumbs:
                                Mine's the same as yours then matey so I've actually made a good decision there for a change! lol :beer:

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