clutch problem?

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bigTee

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5,546 posts

222 months

Friday 31st March 2006
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I fear my clutch be on its way out!

I get to about 4000 revs on my 360 and it jumps to higher revs with no power increase.

It's as if I have depressed my clutch and increased the revs. Its not a steady increase, it’s quite erratic and jumps from 4 – 5 ½ k revs and back again.

Any idea’s what the problem may be?

ninja_eli

1,525 posts

268 months

Friday 31st March 2006
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is yours manual or f1?

if its manual i'd bet its the clutch. F1 probably the same, but don't know the inner workings, so it could be something else. But as the Fezza powerband is in the revs you mention, it sounds v much like clutch.

i could tell you a funny quote from rich1231 but i won't...

bigTee

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5,546 posts

222 months

Friday 31st March 2006
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it's manual........

cheer me up - tell me the quote!

>> Edited by bigTee on Friday 31st March 15:16

nickster

487 posts

249 months

Friday 31st March 2006
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bigTee said:

I fear my clutch be on its way out!

I get to about 4000 revs on my 360 and it jumps to higher revs with no power increase.

It's as if I have depressed my clutch and increased the revs. Its not a steady increase, it’s quite erratic and jumps from 4 – 5 ½ k revs and back again.

Any idea’s what the problem may be?


I had a new clutch on my manual car.

The symptoms were,you accelerated but the car didnt.It didnt jump,so may not necessarily be the same.

Worth getting checked out mate.

The new clutch cost me about 2200 quid,for the whole lot.

hope this helps.

Nick

bigTee

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5,546 posts

222 months

Friday 31st March 2006
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thanks for that. i'll give graypauls a call....

ninja_eli

1,525 posts

268 months

Friday 31st March 2006
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bigTee said:
it's manual........

cheer me up - tell me the quote!

>> Edited by bigTee on Friday 31st March 15:16


another test you can do is to get the car into a relatively high gear for the speed, and then press the accelerator down a good amount (like halfway) and then a quick stab at the clutch, revs should rise and then fall back (by stab i mean press it down and let go very quickly). If it starts bouncing off the limiter its high chance new clutch time.

but best thing get it checked out.

to be brief (cant type too much) rich burnt his 996 tt clutch out, and he kept going on how the turbo was having problems. told him it was his clutch but he couldn't believe it, not mr "i use my clutch as my handbrake mechanical sympathiser" rich, oh no he wouldn't do that to a clutch. ha ha ha "my turbo is having problems"

northo

2,375 posts

220 months

Sunday 2nd April 2006
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Your clutch is on the way out I'm afraid.