advice regarding clutch and brakes

susie wrote: Should it have warranty if i get it done in a garage? I was told about a year ago that the clutch would need doing soon and it lasted a year but im worried its just going to brake while i drive so would rather get it done.

A clutch wont "break" in normal driving and will give you plenty of warning by slipping under load if its going to fail. In nearly 40 yrs of car ownership Ive only needed to replace a clutch once (and that was in my boy racer days), the last car I sold had done 170,000 miles with the original clutch still working fine. Just make sure its properly adjusted (a 5 minute job)

As to Warranty, normal consumer laws dont seem to apply to garages :lol: so you really must go on recommendation/reputation

Basketcase wrote: With the regards to your kingpins, if you look at the front of your car underneath you'll see the axle, where the wheels bolt onto it there's a ball shaped part of there's any grease on there the kingpins are shot. The garage can do those at the same time they do the brakes so shouldn't charge much more to do it

If the king pin has gone like Basketcase said it will look like this