RPMs sticking
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RPMs sticking Just had a good weekend at Windsor Weekend 6, lots of good passes by all... one question for you guys with the T56 and stock clutch ('02 guys)...
When I bring the RPMs up and dump the clutch to clean of my tires, when I disengage the clutch the RPMs on the tach stay up at about 3000 rpm (where I had her) and don't come back down for a good 10-15 seconds. Its as if something is sticking, but I'm not getting motive power, if I give her gas she's not getting the power to the wheels. The clutch has 50,000 km on it of good driving, not many hard dumps. What do you guys think??
When I bring the RPMs up and dump the clutch to clean of my tires, when I disengage the clutch the RPMs on the tach stay up at about 3000 rpm (where I had her) and don't come back down for a good 10-15 seconds. Its as if something is sticking, but I'm not getting motive power, if I give her gas she's not getting the power to the wheels. The clutch has 50,000 km on it of good driving, not many hard dumps. What do you guys think??
Originally Posted by ßlackßeard
Just had a good weekend at Windsor Weekend 6, lots of good passes by all... one question for you guys with the T56 and stock clutch ('02 guys)...
When I bring the RPMs up and dump the clutch to clean of my tires, when I disengage the clutch the RPMs on the tach stay up at about 3000 rpm (where I had her) and don't come back down for a good 10-15 seconds. Its as if something is sticking, but I'm not getting motive power, if I give her gas she's not getting the power to the wheels. The clutch has 50,000 km on it of good driving, not many hard dumps. What do you guys think??
When I bring the RPMs up and dump the clutch to clean of my tires, when I disengage the clutch the RPMs on the tach stay up at about 3000 rpm (where I had her) and don't come back down for a good 10-15 seconds. Its as if something is sticking, but I'm not getting motive power, if I give her gas she's not getting the power to the wheels. The clutch has 50,000 km on it of good driving, not many hard dumps. What do you guys think??
