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my clutch

April 21 2009 at 1:15 PM
james  (no login)
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im not sure if my clutch is going, occassionally when i pull away im left with a nasty smell, that a friend identified as a burning clutch? does this mean it might be on its way out? it was changed at around 45k and im now just over 65k, i thought a clutch might last a little longer than that? im starting to get paranoid, as it seems it judders a lot more now , and getting rolling seems to be a challenge?

i've been reading PPC (practical performance car mag)almost every other month, and it seems that people are fond of fast road clutches when i read their spec? are these any good? will it just be the clutch i'd have to buy or are there other components? anyone know the advantages/disadvantages and where to get one?
thanks in advance
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(Login SvenJTD)
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Re: my clutch

April 22 2009, 8:14 AM 

If you smell the clutch - you are releasing it too slow with too much revs = you are burning the clutch by your self. Stop making the wheels spin all the time wink.gif

What the juddering goes - the clutch has wrapped it self a bit.

Get the car to cca. 60km/h, switch to 5 gear and press the gas pedal to the floor - if the revs jump up fast - the clutch is slipping.

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Re: my clutch

April 22 2009, 1:44 PM 

You can tell if the clutch is slipping cus it just revs high and you dont get anywhere happy.gif

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Re: my clutch

April 23 2009, 12:43 AM 

or put it in 5th with handbrake on and take foot off clutch and rev if it stalls its ok if not its ready for out!

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