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volcomamskater 05-18-2006 06:35 PM

Tranny Slipping?
 
My 97 gst, with a 3'' turbo back exhaust, upgrade plug wires, a new act2100 clutch just installed not a thousand miles ago, and just a few days ago the clutch-slave and master replaced, system bled and adjusted to oem specifications.. does this today.
I'm driving around not hard driving at all, traffic driving. And in 2nd gear the rpm's climed almost maybe 700 and the car didn't go any faster, and it does this in every gear, with the exception of 1st wich pulls hard. Now I'm wondering why this is happening since I just replaced and had adjusted the clutch and parts. 2,3,4 and 5 all do this, the car is still driveable, but it doesnt pull at all in these gears, and the rpm's all go up but the car doesnt gain any speed, it will but slightly, it spools my turbo when the rpm's go up. If I keep on the gas it will still go forward but weakly, and from a 2nd to 3rd shift the, what feels like something slipping, happens almost immediatly upon hitting the gas. Any thoughts at all??? I had the cluthc slave and master replaced by Evolution Motorsports in St Cloud MN. Thanks for any input.

tim 05-18-2006 07:45 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
Did you resurface the flywheel when you put in the new clutch? How far off the floor does the pedal engage?

CornFed2.4 05-19-2006 11:38 AM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
when i had my tranny and clutch done the shop never adjusted for the aftermarket clutch. The play in the pedal was 1/4 of the way from the top when the clutch engaged so it wasnt clamping right when I got on it... So I brought it back had the pedal adjusted and now everything is aok. The clutch engages now 1/3 off the floor.
I have a DXD Southbend clutch and stage 2 tranny I hope this helps you a little

SLOW_V 05-19-2006 01:58 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
I am not mechanic but sounds like your tranny is begining to be shot. From my experience with automatics, when the tranny do go out. Your car will over rev but you won't be accelerating as fast. GL!

joem 05-19-2006 02:21 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
His car is a 5 speed. Auto's not use a clutch.
Joe

SLOW_V 05-19-2006 03:37 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by joem
His car is a 5 speed. Auto's not use a clutch.
Joe

I know, his is a 5spd. I was just explaining what I encounter with auto's.

howslowcanyougo 05-19-2006 09:48 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by joem
His car is a 5 speed. Auto's not use a clutch.
Joe

No shit?

Pimpin Dsmstyle 05-19-2006 10:23 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by joem
His car is a 5 speed. Auto's not use a clutch.
Joe

Incorrect. Automatics use MANY clutches :P

It doesn't sound like a tranny problem to me.. It sounds like your clutch is slipping! 1st gear is much shorter than any other gear so it's less prone to slipping. My car had a bad clutch and it eventually would slip a little in first but it got much worse with longer gears. I.E 4th / 5th were horrible. Also if you didn't get your flywheel resurfaced to a .610 step - the clutch can't properly "grip" the flywheel. Are you sure you don't have oil on the clutch? If your rear main seal is leaking, that could cause a problem like this.

Pimpin Dsmstyle 05-19-2006 10:25 PM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SLOW_V
I am not mechanic but sounds like your tranny is begining to be shot. From my experience with automatics, when the tranny do go out. Your car will over rev but you won't be accelerating as fast. GL!

Automatics and manuals have very little in common besides the fact that they transfer torque from the engine to the wheels.

GVR-4579 05-20-2006 10:23 AM

Re: Tranny Slipping?
 
+1 on the step height, or a really glazed flywheel....was it resurfaced?


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