Clutch Disengagement Delay
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Sometimes when I'm moving slowly out of a parking lot (slightly riding the clutch to remain at slow speed), I've noticed there's a delay disengaging the clutch. My foot is fully pressing the clutch down, but the engine starts to stutter like it's going to stall. The clutch always disengages fully before it actually stalls, but I'm just wondering if this is something I should worry about.
Before anyone asks, I'm 100% sure my foot is all the way to the floor when this is happening. I was thinking worn clutch (62k miles), but wouldn't that only cause it to engage late? Not disengage?
Before anyone asks, I'm 100% sure my foot is all the way to the floor when this is happening. I was thinking worn clutch (62k miles), but wouldn't that only cause it to engage late? Not disengage?
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try replacing/flushing the clutch fluid and while you are at it remove the cdv ![tophat.gif](https://www.s2ki.com/forums/images/smilies/tophat.gif)
and yeah your clutch is probably on its way out but do both of the above before you decide to undergo a new clutch job.
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and yeah your clutch is probably on its way out but do both of the above before you decide to undergo a new clutch job.
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It does sound like the clutch fluid needs to be bled and/or replaced.
You may as well do it when you do the brake fluid, which should be every 2-3 years anyway.
You may as well do it when you do the brake fluid, which should be every 2-3 years anyway.
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Its probably you dragging the clutch with no gas and the flywheel dragging the engine. Even after you release the clutch, the engine is struggling to pull the flywheel back up to speed without any gas from you. Or else, it could be the ECU dealing with a recent climate change.
How fast are you going and in what gear when you experience this?
How fast are you going and in what gear when you experience this?
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Its probably you dragging the clutch with no gas and the flywheel dragging the engine. Even after you release the clutch, the engine is struggling to pull the flywheel back up to speed without any gas from you. Or else, it could be the ECU dealing with a recent climate change.
How fast are you going and in what gear when you experience this?
How fast are you going and in what gear when you experience this?
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