I felt the need to register here and state the facts about your vehicle and the work being performed by us.
We have the discretion when a vehicle arrives to say we don't want to work on it. This is a case where we probably should have said we didn't want to work on your vehicle. The car has 180,000 miles and more than just clutch/trans issues, but I will address the clutch/trans issues in my reply.
You state it's going on 3 weeks. When you called Matt to schedule an appointment he told you to bring the car in on Wednesday, February 11th. You arrived Monday, February 9th, which is not a big deal. This means at the time you made the post, it was 2 weeks exactly. In these 2 weeks, we inspected the vehicle to see if it was a clutch issue or just a quadrant/cable issue. The clutch was indeed the problem and it was so bad that the car couldn't even be started in neutral and put into gear. It had to be started in gear and took off as soon as it started. After finding that it was an issue with the clutch, we had to call you to get approval to cut the exhaust which was welded from the headers all the way to the rear of the car. We cut the exhaust off and pulled the transmission out. The throwout bearing was seized to the input shaft and destroyed the clutch. This was due to a poor installation of the clutch that was in the vehicle. We then called you to notify you of the problem. After you approved the work, we took the transmission to have the bearing removed from the input shaft. We received the transmission back after being gone an entire day, installed it back into the car and realized that the clutch fork was bent. We ordered a new clutch fork, and when it arrived Friday, found that it was not the correct fork for your vehicle. We ordered the replacement fork on Friday and received it Monday (yesterday). One of our technicians stayed after hours last night to complete the job, because he knew how important it was for you to get the car back. Some of the delay was from waiting on parts to be shipped from the manufacturers and waiting for customer approval from you.
In addition to the clutch, we found several other issues with the vehicle that should be addressed (which were shown to you by the technician working on the vehicle).
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports