Creeping question
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My roomates 00 ss Camaro creeps forward with clutch pushed down when you rev the motor up. It also delays when shifting at high rpms. My car had the same shifting problem and I had to change the slave cylinder and master to fix it but it never crept forward. So my question is does his need a new slave to, if he mighty vacs it it works better then goes back to the same problem.
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I don't know for sure if he shimmed it or not but he's had the clutch in for about two years with no problems until recently. He didn't change the slave at that time because the car only had 20,000 miles on it
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the master or the slave is either going out. the master probably isnt pushing enough fluid or the slave is slave. have him completly FLUSH and bleed the system and see if that improve. Otherwise, time to change the master