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2001ragtop · 03-31-2010, 09:35 AM

I HAD A NEW HONDA ONCE. I Accidently dropped the clutch and the car stalled. after that, the engine buzzed/vibrated. BUZZED the steering and gas pedal. No one at honda could figure out what was wrong. BUT I DID THAT SAME THING IN A MUSTANG with a V8 and NOTHING broke on the car. MOST OF THE FOREIGN cars are STILL very fragile. YOU CAN'T JUST accidently drop the clutch or something like that. this is why I STAY FAR AWAY FROM foreign cars now (unless i plan in advance to drive it gently like any single thing will break it.)

theres a REASON chevy small blocks are still in production. they are reliable and easy to fix or replace.

Sorry about what happened to your Mazda engine.

03-31-2010, 09:35 AM	#45
2001ragtop Drives: V8 american car Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Dallas, Tx Posts: 1,417	I HAD A NEW HONDA ONCE. I Accidently dropped the clutch and the car stalled. after that, the engine buzzed/vibrated. BUZZED the steering and gas pedal. No one at honda could figure out what was wrong. BUT I DID THAT SAME THING IN A MUSTANG with a V8 and NOTHING broke on the car. MOST OF THE FOREIGN cars are STILL very fragile. YOU CAN'T JUST accidently drop the clutch or something like that. this is why I STAY FAR AWAY FROM foreign cars now (unless i plan in advance to drive it gently like any single thing will break it.) theres a REASON chevy small blocks are still in production. they are reliable and easy to fix or replace. Sorry about what happened to your Mazda engine. Last edited by 2001ragtop; 03-31-2010 at 09:49 AM.