slipping clutch..
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slipping clutch..
ive been told that my clutch is slipping and has been for the last month or so. what i want to know is roughly how long it will last. do clutches slip for a long time or do they just go?. i am trying to drive carefully as i would like it to last till the end of the year
anyone?
anyone?
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i am having an engine conversion later this year so i am trying to make do as i will have a new clutch system then.
i dont know diddly **** about cars....so you reckon it wont last?
i dont know diddly **** about cars....so you reckon it wont last?
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
i am having an engine conversion later this year so i am trying to make do as i will have a new clutch system then.
i dont know diddly **** about cars....so you reckon it wont last?
i dont know diddly **** about cars....so you reckon it wont last?
Have a ord with David at APi an get the Exedy organic clutch, you'll need a hefty engine conversion to overwhelm that!!!
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
you'll either be locked in gear, and all you'll have to do is push it out of gear and coast to a halt or it will let you select a gear and just nothing will happen when you raise clutch pedal
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you'll notice the revs go up when you put your foot down but the car wont accelerate. not selecting gear etc just tends to be when it goes completely
if its just slow at taking off it might not be the clutch, might be another issue with MAF sensor or something like that, best bet is get it to a specialist and get them to check it out
if its just slow at taking off it might not be the clutch, might be another issue with MAF sensor or something like that, best bet is get it to a specialist and get them to check it out
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
you'll notice the revs go up when you put your foot down but the car wont accelerate. not selecting gear etc just tends to be when it goes completely
if its just slow at taking off it might not be the clutch, might be another issue with MAF sensor or something like that, best bet is get it to a specialist and get them to check it out
if its just slow at taking off it might not be the clutch, might be another issue with MAF sensor or something like that, best bet is get it to a specialist and get them to check it out
i had a service last week and was told then. a couple of people had already said it sounded like my clutch from the noise it was making. i thought it might have been a fuel filter or something. BTW i am non turbo atm, thats why i am trying to hold out till the conversion is done
not sure what a clutch would be for my classic
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Maf or clutch. best one i've heard yet
Sara - stop riding the clutch at junctions or when stationary on slopes Remember: Handbrake and engage neutral.
Also borrow somone else's car (preferably somone you don't like) and practice clutchless gearchanges - may come in handy
Sara - stop riding the clutch at junctions or when stationary on slopes Remember: Handbrake and engage neutral.
Also borrow somone else's car (preferably somone you don't like) and practice clutchless gearchanges - may come in handy
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Maf or clutch. best one i've heard yet
Sara - stop riding the clutch at junctions or when stationary on slopes Remember: Handbrake and engage neutral.
Also borrow somone else's car (preferably somone you don't like) and practice clutchless gearchanges - may come in handy
Sara - stop riding the clutch at junctions or when stationary on slopes Remember: Handbrake and engage neutral.
Also borrow somone else's car (preferably somone you don't like) and practice clutchless gearchanges - may come in handy
lol
sara, is the new engine going in the same shell? also what are you doing with the old engine?
not sure if you can use a turbo clutch in a sport, might be worth looking into though.
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
she said it was slow to respond not just clutch didn't bite
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sara, is the new engine going in the same shell? also what are you doing with the old engine?
not sure if you can use a turbo clutch in a sport, might be worth looking into though.
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sara, is the new engine going in the same shell? also what are you doing with the old engine?
not sure if you can use a turbo clutch in a sport, might be worth looking into though.
can you do the looking into for me, i am carp with stuff like that
i am keeping the shell and the old engine will be sold, its only done 35,000
cos my mum is unwell i dont know when i will be doing the conversion but i am deffo doing it. i have my mums automatic here so i can use it as well but its worse than driving mine
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my exedy organic (NOT FROM DAVID @ API) started slipping and 100 miles later it was kapppuuttttt , 3000 miles , 4months . seller said it was not warranted . . shan't mention there name but it sounds like SKAM KILL
my00 uk 350 bhp - 349 lbs/ft torque
purchased 1 from david , alot cheaper , looks totally different and has lasted 8 months , 7000 miles and it's still perfect and that includes alot of 6500 rpm launches (off road)
david also has given me a very good warranty period
my00 uk 350 bhp - 349 lbs/ft torque
purchased 1 from david , alot cheaper , looks totally different and has lasted 8 months , 7000 miles and it's still perfect and that includes alot of 6500 rpm launches (off road)
david also has given me a very good warranty period
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
you selling gearbox witht the car? or is that being used?
who is the best person to ask do you think?
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Originally Posted by scoobyDAZZA
my exedy organic (NOT FROM DAVID @ API) started slipping and 100 miles later it was kapppuuttttt , 3000 miles , 4months . seller said it was not warranted . . shan't mention there name but it sounds like SKAM KILL
my00 uk 350 bhp - 349 lbs/ft torque
purchased 1 from david , alot cheaper , looks totally different and has lasted 8 months , 7000 miles and it's still perfect and that includes alot of 6500 rpm launches (off road)
david also has given me a very good warranty period
my00 uk 350 bhp - 349 lbs/ft torque
purchased 1 from david , alot cheaper , looks totally different and has lasted 8 months , 7000 miles and it's still perfect and that includes alot of 6500 rpm launches (off road)
david also has given me a very good warranty period
David APi
PS seriously, I didn't expect any different, we have hundreds of these out there nowadays - yet to have a complaint.
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
ive been told that my clutch is slipping and has been for the last month or so. what i want to know is roughly how long it will last. do clutches slip for a long time or do they just go?. i am trying to drive carefully as i would like it to last till the end of the year
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Sarah, if you know the clutch is gone, dont drag it out, you post a lot about seeing people on the M1 etc, that is not a place you wanna be when it does go, especially if you have a little girl with you.
And yup you will need to change the gearbox when you do the engine (eventually )
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I'll sell my scooby if she wants...comes with a turbo engine, turbo gearbox, and I'll also throw in a can of yellow paint(literally)
What are they worth these days? 2 soggy poddadums and a prawn cracker?
What are they worth these days? 2 soggy poddadums and a prawn cracker?
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
whos doing the conversion for you?
i have a question if anyone can answer it..............
as i am going for a conversion and will need to change the clutch and gearbox anyway, can i get an upgraded clutch and fit it on my car without having the conversion done first. or would i be better off changing the clutch and gearbox together then going for the conversion at a later date...anyone?
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[quote=New_scooby_04][quote=APIDavid]6500 RPM launches ??? Sorry mate, warranty just expired
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LOL, I think the term is "busted"!!
want half hour or so to get foot out your motuh mate? lmao
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LOL, I think the term is "busted"!!
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[quote=Tidgy][quote=New_scooby_04]
i think mouth is what you were looking for
i have a big one if you cant find it
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6500 RPM launches ??? Sorry mate, warranty just expired
David APi
want half hour or so to get foot out your motuh mate? lmao
David APi
want half hour or so to get foot out your motuh mate? lmao
i have a big one if you cant find it
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[quote=sarasquares][quote=Tidgy]
i think mouth is what you were looking for
i have a big one if you cant find it
if you can find it?, is there something you need to tell us??? pmsl
Originally Posted by New_scooby_04
i think mouth is what you were looking for
i have a big one if you cant find it