clutch problem
#1
clutch problem
Ive noticed my clutch is engage a lot later than normal. It seems to be really high up and its effecting my driving because im not able to do smooth shifting causing me to jerk when i finally release the clutch, also sometimes it causes me to grind gears. Ive got 21k miles on it and its ive sprayed nitrous about 10 times (50 shot) but not enough to burn out the clutch, atleast i dont think so. Is there an adjustable clutch cable for the tc? If not what could the problem be?
#4
last time I checked Nitrous wasn't one of the incidents covered in the warranty! But in all seriousness it sounds like you need a new one, the extra ponies you forced into your engine prolly caused it to wear out faster, clutch had to overcome a greater load of power most likely.
#12
well it grabs quicker
and it takes some getting used to it, but um yea im used to it so its sweet haha
i dont ahve any "power mods" so i dont really need it, but i think its better then stock, althgouh not as smooth but you can tell a big difference
and it takes some getting used to it, but um yea im used to it so its sweet haha
i dont ahve any "power mods" so i dont really need it, but i think its better then stock, althgouh not as smooth but you can tell a big difference
#14
Dezod has it... This is the one i plan on getting...
http://www.dezod.com/pd_competition_clutch_stage_1.cfm
http://www.dezod.com/pd_competition_clutch_stage_1.cfm
#16
Re: clutch problem
Originally Posted by powerhouse7256
Ive noticed my clutch is engage a lot later than normal. It seems to be really high up and its effecting my driving because im not able to do smooth shifting causing me to jerk when i finally release the clutch, also sometimes it causes me to grind gears. Ive got 21k miles on it and its ive sprayed nitrous about 10 times (50 shot) but not enough to burn out the clutch, atleast i dont think so. Is there an adjustable clutch cable for the tc? If not what could the problem be?
imo, the clutch is funky, always has been. i feel like mine engages late and high as well, but whenever i bring it to a shop, they say it is fine....which roughly translates to either a) we don't know if there is anything wrong with it or not, or b) thats the way it is supposed to be, its just a crappily manufactured system.
you either need to learn to live with it, or get a new car.
#18
Originally Posted by davedavetC
i thought the stock clutch was nice, but then again its my first standard car. it was nice and smooth i didnt see anything wrong with it.
and contrary to your first reply, if the clutch grabs, then its not "time for a new one".
the only time you need to replace the clutch is if its slipping.
#19
Originally Posted by SePaTc
Originally Posted by davedavetC
i thought the stock clutch was nice, but then again its my first standard car. it was nice and smooth i didnt see anything wrong with it.
and contrary to your first reply, if the clutch grabs, then its not "time for a new one".
the only time you need to replace the clutch is if its slipping.
#20
My brother and I both learned stick on the same nissan sentra, it had 120k miles on it when we sold it, with the original clutch. Clutches really last if you drive them right, even if you drive them hard.