What does it feel like
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What does it feel like
what does a slipping clutch feel like, I hear everyone say that their clutch is slipping. What does it feel like and when does it generally do it? I am sure mine has to be doing it with my TST comp on 9 and my stock 5speed with 138K on it.
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So, would the RPMs stay the same and motor rev? In 4th gear usually when I hit around 2k rpms my truck will kinda rev, rpms stay at 2k or fall slightly then they pop back up and I am off and running again, does this sound like clutch slipping?
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Not sure what you mean by "RPMs stay the same and motor rev." Your rpms rise but you don't move any faster, almost like revving it in neutral. A clutch slipping is kinda like losing traction. Your tires start spinning faster but your not moving. FWIW, my brother has a TST Comp + Smarty on his truck and so far (8,000 miles) his stock clutch has held it.
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My tach jumps up, truck doesn't accelerate at all. If I let off too quick, which has happened, it'll bark the turbo. You know when the clutch is slipping, trust me.
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An old timer once told me a good way to test your clutch.
Pull up to a tree, wall, building, or other immovable object, so your bumper is touching it.
Put transmission in 4th gear, let out the clutch.
If engine continues to run, you have a bad clutch, it is slipping.
If engine stalls, you have a good clutch.
I added this 3rd option myself:
If immovable object starts moving, you have a Cummins.
phox
Pull up to a tree, wall, building, or other immovable object, so your bumper is touching it.
Put transmission in 4th gear, let out the clutch.
If engine continues to run, you have a bad clutch, it is slipping.
If engine stalls, you have a good clutch.
I added this 3rd option myself:
If immovable object starts moving, you have a Cummins.
phox
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OK, I have had it slip a few times then, but I do have the problem not about my rpms dipping when I really get into it with my TST on 9 in 4th gear when my rpms "stall" or dip at 2k then rise back up, what could that be
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