Clutch Wear

Support

Questions, bugs and ideas

We read everything. One person answers, usually within a working day.

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Ratings decide whether other workshops ever find this. If it saved you time, a rating in the store takes fifteen seconds and helps more than anything else you could do.

Send a message

Bug, feature request, a gearbox you would like supported, or a wear limit that disagrees with your documentation — all welcome. If you are reporting a wrong result, include the model, the tester readings you entered and what you expected; without those it is guesswork on both sides.

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Model, readings and what you expected, if you are reporting a wrong result.

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. No purchase, no subscription, no advertising, no data collection. There is nothing to unlock.

Where do I download it?

Google Play or the App Store, and nowhere else. We do not distribute APK files — from this site or anywhere. A build offered from any other source did not come from us and we cannot vouch for what is in it.

Does it need an internet connection?

No. Everything is calculated on the phone, and the app makes no network connection at all. It works in a basement workshop with no signal.

Which gearboxes are supported?

Five single-clutch automated-manual systems. The user manual lists each one with its channels and limits. If yours is missing, send the channel numbers and the wear limit from your documentation and we will look at adding it.

A wear limit disagrees with my documentation

Change it. Tap the limit chip beside Tester values and enter your figure; it is remembered, and the printed report notes that the limit is not the app default. Then tell us, so we can check whether the shipped default should change.

Will I lose my saved jobs?

Jobs are stored on the device, so uninstalling the app or losing the phone loses them. Back them up to a file from the Guide screen — especially before changing phone.

Can I use the reports commercially?

Yes, that is what they are for. Print them, put your workshop name on them, hand them to customers. The measurement is your professional judgement, not ours — check readings against the manufacturer's current documentation before advising anyone.