need some help please
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need some help please
I have a 85' 3.2l, Runs okay but I noticed lately that when I step on it. The revs go up but the car no go... It seams like the clutch is slipping but I am not changing gears. It does it in all gears. Any help would be great!!
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Make sure your pedal is coming back up after you step on it. It might be a sticky pedal or binding cable at the back. Sounds like a dead clutch to me as well though.
#6
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i thought Carreras were hydraulic clutches but that may have just been the G-50 ? anyway the simple check is the cable adjustment, if it has one but that is wishes and dreams .. i think your clutch is toast.. even if it is not the root cause of the slippage its toast now anyway ...
#7
Nope 915's were also cable engaged instead of the later hydraulic slave engagement.
While this could be what is making this happen, it sounds like a clutch disc more than anything else.
It would be good time to upgrade to the Sachs Power Clutch if it is indeed time. I did a quick search around the net and found this incredible deal.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...0961101-401872
I have no idea how they can offer it for this price as this is even less expensive than I can get it for wholesale, and I have never done business with them, but still a REALLY good price.
I hope that this is helpful to you.
Erik Johnson
While this could be what is making this happen, it sounds like a clutch disc more than anything else.
It would be good time to upgrade to the Sachs Power Clutch if it is indeed time. I did a quick search around the net and found this incredible deal.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...0961101-401872
I have no idea how they can offer it for this price as this is even less expensive than I can get it for wholesale, and I have never done business with them, but still a REALLY good price.
I hope that this is helpful to you.
Erik Johnson
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#8
Thank you for your responses, I was afraid that it was the clutch. I feel if I have to change the clutch I should get a rebuild done as it leaks oil out of the valve guide seals. This just pushes that project sooner. Has anyone put a twin turbo on these older engines and had success?
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