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A good way to test slippage/clutch is to put it in 5-6 gear and try to take off, if it tries to move and or stalls its not slipping, Its not perfect but a good indicator.
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Test slippage/clutch is

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A good way to test slippage/clutch is to put it in 5-6 gear and try to take off, if it tries to move and or stalls its not slipping, Its not perfect but a good indicator.
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POST 1Original post

Hi, Went to drive to dinner tonight and clutch pedal felt a little lighter than usual and friction point was high pulling out of the garage. I started driving and it got worse so I turned around. Clutch slipped some under power in 1st gear when I turned around but then didn't slip again going back home. Friction point is high and goes from lots of slip to grabbing completely without much travel like a worn clutch disk. Can the clutch wear that quickly? Does this sound like a hydraulic master cylinder issue or throwout bearing issue? Fluid was bled 18 months ago so I do not think that bleeding it will fix it and I just drove the car a week ago and it was fine. Wondering whether this sounds like regular clutch job or primary or slave master cylinder .

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Typically with a slave issue you'll have a sticky pedal or some weird travel in the pedal. The master isn't as easy to diagnose, unless its leaking and or you test it to see if its bleeding past the seal out of the car. A good way to test slippage/clutch is to put it in 5-6 gear and try to take off, if it tries to move and or stalls its not slipping, Its not perfect but a good indicator.

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