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joe kozzi
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Clutch problems...

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Its not the snatching problem lol, i can live with that. Its when its in gear with the clutch fully in and i rev it its like its trying to pull of, if i let of the brakes it rolls forward :confused Can anybody shed any light?
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joe kozzi wrote:Its not the snatching problem lol, i can live with that. Its when its in gear with the clutch fully in and i rev it its like its trying to pull of, if i let of the brakes it rolls forward :confused Can anybody shed any light?
Joe
it either needs adjusting or its worn out and slipping

get a EBS Street racing clutch with springs, its great

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EBC-SRC-Kevla ... 53f4773e1a

should take no more than an hour to do the job your self mate, don't forget a new gasket too and bleed the clutch too, flush out the old muck till the new stuff pumps through
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Try replacing the hydraulic clutch fluid and bleeding the system . Fill the reservoir little and often when pumping fluid through or get a big catheter syringe and draw the fluid down through the slave while topping up. Also check the slave cylinder seal and the cylinder bore for damage and replace if necessary.

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joe kozzi
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I'll try bleeding it.. as for replacing the clutch, it doesn't slip at all though :confused
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it'll need bleeding , the bite point should be near the end of the lever well it is on mine
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