does having clutch in and revving burn clutch?
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does having clutch in and revving burn clutch?
Hi,
I am not entirely positive how the clutch works...
but from my understanding it separates the crankshaft plate from the tranny plate whenever u press it in all the way... so the 2 plates arent touching... from what i understand based on this is that whenever u have the clutch not all the way out or all the way in then it is burning clutch...
so my questions are:
how does the clutch really work?
if i am holding the clutch in all the way and i am revving the engine... am i burning clutch or doing anythin detrimental to the car's health?
I am not entirely positive how the clutch works...
but from my understanding it separates the crankshaft plate from the tranny plate whenever u press it in all the way... so the 2 plates arent touching... from what i understand based on this is that whenever u have the clutch not all the way out or all the way in then it is burning clutch...
so my questions are:
how does the clutch really work?
if i am holding the clutch in all the way and i am revving the engine... am i burning clutch or doing anythin detrimental to the car's health?
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Re: does having clutch in and revving burn clutch? (rody084)
I have noticed that my car will learch alittle forward when I rev up with the clutch in.I stopped doing that.I just drop it in N and rev up ,no learching.I'd assume it would be bad because of the possible clutch chatter when reving up.
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Re: does having clutch in and revving burn clutch? (TurboC53_4g63T)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TurboC53_4g63T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have noticed that my car will learch alittle forward when I rev up with the clutch in.I stopped doing that.I just drop it in N and rev up ,no learching.I'd assume it would be bad because of the possible clutch chatter when reving up.</TD></TR></TABLE>
most likely, that's because your clutch cable isn't adjusted properly (if you have a cable clutch..), or you aren't pushing the pedal in all the way.
most likely, that's because your clutch cable isn't adjusted properly (if you have a cable clutch..), or you aren't pushing the pedal in all the way.
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Re: does having clutch in and revving burn clutch? (TurboC53_4g63T)
yea ive been revving it in N with the clutch out then poppin it into gear b4 it revs down... it is just so much easier to do it in gear with the clutch in i want to find out if its ok or not...
from the thing on HSW... it seems like ti detaches completely and wouldnt matter if u rev it as long as your clutch is properly adjusted
from the thing on HSW... it seems like ti detaches completely and wouldnt matter if u rev it as long as your clutch is properly adjusted
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Re: does having clutch in and revving burn clutch? (martini)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by martini »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
most likely, that's because your clutch cable isn't adjusted properly (if you have a cable clutch..), or you aren't pushing the pedal in all the way.</TD></TR></TABLE>Its a 1989 Mitsu Mirage 2.0 with a 2600 act clutch.Its hydro.The clutch can and will "walk".Theres is about a half inch of possilbe movement of the clutch disk itself,when the clutch is pressed in.Hey everyone nows that a disk with a hole in the center came slide down a pole if the same size.
most likely, that's because your clutch cable isn't adjusted properly (if you have a cable clutch..), or you aren't pushing the pedal in all the way.</TD></TR></TABLE>Its a 1989 Mitsu Mirage 2.0 with a 2600 act clutch.Its hydro.The clutch can and will "walk".Theres is about a half inch of possilbe movement of the clutch disk itself,when the clutch is pressed in.Hey everyone nows that a disk with a hole in the center came slide down a pole if the same size.
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