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Old 05-07-02, 08:46 PM
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clutch wear

Ok, im 19 so i havent been driving for too long, and i wanted to know what the car drives like when the clutch is worn out. i think my clutch is almost done because it seems to take a while to engage and it's really really hard to spin the tires at all, no its not from a lack of power ive got decent upgrades.
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put it in a high gear (4th) and slow down past 30-20 mph.... even slower. Then start to accelerate back up to 50-60 (moderate, don't floor it). if the clutch is slipping you wont be accelerating.
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If you press on the gas and the RPM go up but you speed doesn't, it means that your clutch is shot.
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Also, a burning smell. That means the clutch is slipping. I blew mine out a while ago, and it smelled HORRIBLE when i tried to accelerate. I had to floor it to get moving AT ALL.
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