Manual Transmission Question
I've been told by more than one person the best way to test a clutch for slippage is to leave the brake on from dead stop and put it into 5th. Gently let off the clutch...if it does anything but try to stall you know the clutch isn't holding as well as it should.
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Originally Posted by vital49
You want the action to be divided evenly, not all at the "top" of the pedal.
edit: still no smell, still stalls maybe once every two weeks due to clutch slippage.
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
I've been told by more than one person the best way to test a clutch for slippage is to leave the brake on from dead stop and put it into 5th. Gently let off the clutch...if it does anything but try to stall you know the clutch isn't holding as well as it should.
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