YOUR RESEARCHTranny slipage?
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Whuddup. I was driving my 99 c-2 this morning when I noticed that under hard acceleration the rpm's will rev high (as if there is no traction) then go back down to the regular rpms. I started to notice this a few days ago and seems to be getting worse. What part of the tranny do u think it is? There is no throwout bearing noise, and the car still shifts fine. There just seems to be some serious trans slippage. (6 spd, btw) Plz help.
clutch
The transmission doesn't slip. Get your clutch checked out. How many miles on the car our of curiousity?
k. Thx! She has 66550mi. How much can I expect to spend at the dealer for parts/labor? Thank You again! -Mike
I have heard about $2,000 complete.
I got my clutch for 350 and the labor was 550 with negotiation from a porsche dealer getting a "great deal"
k...Thanks fellas. I appreciate the heads up. -Mike
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