2006 Accord, does clutch wear quickly?

Clutch wear depends on the driving style, traffic conditions where the car is operated and the quality of the clutch itself. With normal use, a clutch can last for many years. Here are some factors that affect clutch wear:

- Stop and go traffic: Frequent stops and starts put more wear on the clutch than steady driving.

- Aggressive driving: Quick starts, hard braking and rapid gear changes put more wear on the clutch.

- Poor quality clutch: A cheap or poorly made clutch may not last as long as a higher quality clutch.

- Transmission: A car with a manual transmission will have more clutch wear than a car with an automatic transmission.

Here are some tips for extending clutch life:

- Avoid riding the clutch: This is when you keep your foot on the clutch pedal even when you're not shifting gears.

- Shift smoothly: Avoid slamming the gearshift into place.

- Use the clutch properly: When starting from a stop, release the clutch pedal slowly while applying gas.

- Avoid over-revving the engine: This can put extra stress on the clutch.

- Get regular maintenance: Have the clutch inspected and serviced as recommended by the manufacturer.