clutch slipage?
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clutch slipage? - 10/21/2007 2:27:20 PM
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tjbiker031
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ok well when i drive normal or hard at random my car i guess shutters for a second, like my clutch is slipping. mind you that a while back i had a problem with my clutch hydrolic system not hitting the recir valve so it would keep pressure on the clutch pretty much riding it untill i got her fixed. so my question is since my car shutters driving down the road at random, is that my clutch starting to go out?
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RE: clutch slipage? - 10/21/2007 3:21:52 PM
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sk8dudety
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i would say if it's shuttering it could even be bad plugs or wires, replace 'em both and see if that fixes the problem
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RE: clutch slipage? - 10/22/2007 4:49:01 AM
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TheEngineer
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yea you dont get shuttering from a clutch. You only get slipping usually at WOT.
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RE: clutch slipage? - 10/22/2007 3:16:48 PM
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nick_200321
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yea, clutch slipping would make your rpm's go up and your speed will not... i would think to do as sk8dudety said and replace the plugs n wires
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RE: clutch slipage? - 10/22/2007 5:50:40 PM
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estraw
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you can get shuttering from a clutch, it usually happens when a little bit of fluid has been smeared onto it. if its only a little bit it causes it to shutter instead of actually slipping. you said you had a problem with the hydraulic system, that might have something to do with that, or you could possibly be leaking oil from your main seal or maybe your trans. there are a few different options to your problem
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RE: clutch slipage? - 10/22/2007 8:15:49 PM
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nick_200321
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but the easiest, and still cheap, way to check it the plugs n wires..
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RE: clutch slipage? - 10/22/2007 8:34:25 PM
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estraw
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well is it a violent shuttering? does it shake the whole car? cause if it does, its prolly not gonna be spark plugs or wires
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