Anyone elses clutch like this?
 

I'm 700 miles in, and when I hold the clutch at the engagement point at a flat area it BARELY moves like <1mph and the rpms drops and goes up repeatedly (fluctuates). I feel that when I fiest got the car it would go a little bit faster and the rpms didnt use to do that when I first took delivery.

Is there something wrong with the car?


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So you are intentionally letting the clutch slip, and wondering why you are not going?

I am not understanding....

What I mean is that when I first got the car and slowly slip the clutch, the rpms would drop smoothly and the car would start rolling, now when I do the same the rpms will fall and start bouncing and the car barely moves at all



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I've had a funny start once where I clutched halfway out and then back in, the engine rpm's took a dip and almost stalled and came back up again. Is this what you mean?

yeah exactly, but this happens to my car most of the time not like a once a time thing



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I really don't understand what you're experiencing ..... but, I would speculate that happening because your clutch is getting broke in. i.e. smoothed out/a bit glazed (an OK thing).

:iono:


humfrz

Find a level open space where you can check your clutch without any danger of running into anything.

Park your car with the engine running.

Firmly apply the handbrake.

De-clutch. Engage 5th gear.

Very s-l-o-w-l-y engage the clutch.

Can you engage the clutch fully without the engine stalling?

If so, your clutch is badly worn and requires replacement.

If the engine stalls immediately, then your clutch still has sufficient bite. Who knows for how long?

You may have a bit of oil, or something, on your clutch disc, or the disc may be glazed.

Try "burning it off" by doing a couple of aggressive launches, a.k.a. drag racing starts.

Good luck. :)

Are you like using the clutch pedal and not using the accelerator at all? If so...there is no reason to ever do that.

Give it some damn gas and stop trying to creep around with the clutch only.

Anyone elses clutch like this?
 

Do I really have to do that? I mean I can feel the clutch grab real hard still, it's just that I thought it isn't normal how it's not really rolling smoothly on the engagement point in 1st gear and the rpms bouncing after I put the clutch in completely.


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yeah now I know, I use to do that when I was learning..


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Your clutch probably has more glaze than Krispy Kreme.

Certainly not.

You have to die and pay taxes in this lifetime.

But, take an entire minute in your day to learn something and pursue a possible solution?

Certainly not.

You're welcome, and good luck.