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Something seems to have changed but from what I have read, a worn clutch will start feeling heavier, not lighter?
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I was doing a rather spirited onramp acceleration to the highway with shifts around 6500 and upon reaching my off ramp and gearing down I notice that the clutch pedal force felt lighter. Something seems to have changed but from what I have read, a worn clutch will start feeling heavier, not lighter? I cant feel or see any slippage by watching rpms. It does seem that when in first from a stop the clutch feels a little stutery when first starting to move, almost as if something is warped in spots, yet the clutch is grabbing rather than slipping. Am I imagining something thats not a problem or is it an indicator of something amiss? I could not smell burning clutch or anything so I'm not shure if its a pedal/linkage issue or something else causing a lighter clutch effort. Don't know if its the original clutch or not, I'm at ~80k miles. Any ideas or guesses?

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