YOUR RESEARCHClutch toasted?
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Ignore this post, in driving it home I came to the conclusion that in the week I didn't drive it I forgot how to operate the clutch and had my foot just slightly on the pedal, enough to where it was allowing it to slip. I'll know more tomorrow, and learned my lession in the mean time.
Floor it once you're at speed 4rd or 5th and see if the RPMs climb faster than you accelerate...clutch slip is much more pronounced in the higher gears.
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And on a side rant, for cars and motorcycles there is West River Road that pretty much takes me from its' start by my house to it's end by my work, that would - although take longer - get me out of the stop and go commuting nightmaire I have. Problem is they have been taking their sweet time to fix it after a landslide a year or so back... Once that's done I will be a much more happy camper in the mornings.
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