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In Reply to: throw out bearing, and clutch problem, rebuilt 1 yr ago. posted by Sam Coats on Monday, November 17, 2003:
If you did not maintain clutch pedal freeplay, it is on you. If you did, it is either a part failure or faulty installation. If the installing shop won't stand behind their parts and service, it is on you. Parts warranties run between 90 days and 6 months or so. How many hours have you put on the new clutch?