((0)) Slipping Clutch at 9k
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((0)) Slipping Clutch at 9k
Ok I just picked up a 2003 s2k with 4k miles on the odometer.
I now notice that when I shift hard at 9k rpms the clutch slips consistanly. It'll drop maybe 1k rpm before catching.
My old 01 grabbed like a champ. never any slippage.
Is there anything I can do to condition the clutch to grab like new again or am I looking at a new clutch?
TIA
I now notice that when I shift hard at 9k rpms the clutch slips consistanly. It'll drop maybe 1k rpm before catching.
My old 01 grabbed like a champ. never any slippage.
Is there anything I can do to condition the clutch to grab like new again or am I looking at a new clutch?
TIA
#3
hopefully thats the case.. I guess i'll have to stop those 9k shifts for a while! heh
I'm thinking either the original owner abused the clutch or rode the clutch too much since its a low torque car.
I'm thinking either the original owner abused the clutch or rode the clutch too much since its a low torque car.
#6
I have the same problem on my '02 and it got better when i stopped shifting fast at redline. However, the problem came back as soon as i started driving it hard for a long amount of time.
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Originally Posted by Squeezer,Dec 7 2004, 10:36 AM
get car into 6th gear and floor it. if the RPMs rise quickly then your clutch is slipping.
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Originally Posted by BlackS2000Turbo,Dec 7 2004, 04:13 PM
I have a stock clutch with about 3k miles on it if you go that route Kai.
-BS2Kt
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hopefully it wont come to that and i can use the money for mods.
#9
Originally Posted by StinkyTofu,Dec 7 2004, 04:22 PM
I have the same problem on my '02 and it got better when i stopped shifting fast at redline. However, the problem came back as soon as i started driving it hard for a long amount of time.
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Originally Posted by KaiWang,Dec 7 2004, 07:03 AM
I now notice that when I shift hard at 9k rpms the clutch slips consistanly. It'll drop maybe 1k rpm before catching.