2006 d22 clutch

aussifit10 · Sep 25, 2011

Guys,

Just wondering if anyone knows what the life is on these and how much they are to replace. The truck came back from its last service and the mechanic said it's engaging a little high and i MIGHT have limited life left on it. He wouldnt give me any more info than that.

Also, I read that in some cases Nissan won't replace it even if under warranty because of the cost involved in shipping, anyone know for sure?

Dave · Sep 26, 2011

Nissan wont cover the clutch. Especially on a 5 year old vehicle.

My clutch has 220,000km's on it and is still going strong.

aussifit10 · Sep 28, 2011

I paid for the unlimited 3yr warranty when I bought the car. Surely they should cover it if it's still within those 3 yr.

FatBoy89 · Sep 28, 2011

aussifit10 said:
I paid for the unlimited 3yr warranty when I bought the car. Surely they should cover it if it's still within those 3 yr.

Clutches are not covered mate. Take it from
Someone that works there.

Unfortunately they are not covered under any circumstance.
Unless it's a 1 year old D40

redman · Sep 29, 2011

Mine is also engaging highish on the pedal... Has for quite a while now... Still tows the boat fine and offroading is fine.. No slipping or shift problems. 230k on the clock.

When it eventually does go, Any recommendations on looking/changing other parts?

ljacko78 · Sep 30, 2011

you'll be looking aroun $2200 for Nissan to replace and between $1300-1700 for aftermarket one.

Mine went at 130k and 4.5 yo. I got Exedy HD and rear main seal done for $1600 in Bundy. Clutch was about $700. Seal was about $100, rest was labour, fluids etc.....

reddog · Mar 26, 2012

Does anyone have any thoughts on which HD clutch to fit to a 2006 D22 ZD30? Interested in an comparisons between the HD Exedy and the Extreme Outback HD. The Excedy seems to be around $720 and the Extreme about $100 cheaper.

Dave · Apr 8, 2012

Bump.

My clutch is still good.

Whats everyone using ?

2greedy · Dec 18, 2014

I have just had to replace mine at 288,000k which isn't bad! and even then it was more the thrust bearing that needed doing than the clutch, we put exceedy Heavu Duty in so should be good for at least 300,000 now i hope lol

gadgets · Dec 18, 2014

I changed my factory clutch at 280000ks. All towing work. Only got changed due to something unrelated.

cruptd · Dec 18, 2014

I changed mine at 170,000 ks, and I gave it a hard life.

nuthanav · Dec 18, 2014

D22 Clutch

Still got the original clutch in my D22. '03 model and just ticked over 338500 klms on the weekend. Was my daily drive until two weeks ago when the new ST-X V6 arrived. Been mostly black top driving but pulls a decent float from time to time and big plant trailer too. Has been an unbelievably good D22. It has cost me nothing.

gadgets · Dec 19, 2014

nuthanav said:
Still got the original clutch in my D22. '03 model and just ticked over 338500 klms on the weekend.

Jesus, thats impressive.

BJ Navara · Jan 22, 2015

Last couple of days my D22 has developed a slight shudder through the clutch pedal.
No sign of slippage in gear, but with only 58900 on the clock I am concerned.
Thoughts before I ask Mr Nissan?
Is it an adjustment thing or is it slowly shitting itself?

BJ Navara · Jan 22, 2015

Just bumping this as there are more members around.

gadgets · Jan 23, 2015

Sounds like the flywheel needs to be machined .

BJ Navara · Jan 27, 2015

Thanks gadgets

Rumpig · Jan 27, 2015

The clutch isn't adjustable so i'd get it looked at.

bods · Jan 27, 2015

Mine has done it on and off occasionally. Not bad at the moment, I have a 2010 with just over 60k on it and am not worried at the moment. If it worries you, you could get it inspected or replaced, either that or wait til it dies and change it then...

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