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A while back i reported that i thought my clutch might have been on its way out....sligyt slipping between 2nd and 3rd on boot down....
took her to castle combe not a problem at all....

forgot all about it....
the other day took her out for a blast again.
after about 25mins of boot ....same again?

took her out again a day or so ago for about 20mins...full on boot no problem...

feels like an automatic for a split second (maybe it is a charisma!http://www.lancerregister.com/graphics/laugh1.gif border|EQU| 0 align|EQU| absmiddle >)

i'm getting confused. any ideas?

Colie

 

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yeah colie DRIVE SLOW AND DONT BOOT IT

hee hee lol hahaha woohooo yeah baby yeah sorry im not on drugs just bored

 

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Thanks for that voice of wisdom!

 

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your welcome always soul bros yeeeehaaa

 

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must be all that torque i've got under the bonnet

 

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lol i think so mate pls come on tell me, im searching to get stuff soon for tuning so give me some advice them i will let u know how to take your car 0.60 3.5 secs honest

 

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Moses

I'm the first person to like jokes, but you just turned Colie's thread into BS when he was asking for advice for his clutch problem.

Anyway, I suppose the intermittent nature of the problem points us to a driver fault. Indeed, I believe that many people have their left shoe (or in Paul's case HUGE BOOTS) resting on the clutch pedal without even realising it.

 

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C,

must get me some of those racin' shoes the boys wear at track days!

they look remarkably like my TaeKwonDo training shoes!!!

I suppose if i my clutch does slip ... and i have to get out...of the car... i'll be able to give them a swift Ap Chagi without damaging my delicate little feet!

Colie

 

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oh...i'm the hardest!......
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sorry gotta go...got a manicure to do.....