Digitalchaos
Registered User
Essentially this is as the name implies. Mainly when its warmer outside, I notice when I release the clutch pedal in first gear from a stop it is difficult to do so without bogging the engine. This then results in lurching forward as I adjust the throttle to compensate.
Its not that I can't avoid this by readjusting myself for the clutch in warmer weather, just that its abnormal. To my understanding, the clutch disc engaugement should be very smooth and gradual throughout the entire range of pedal travel. Mine doesn't seem to grip until the pedal is most of the way out. I think it disengauges half way through. I have never detected slipping, leakage, or anything else abnormal.
Anyone who could provide some insight into this? Thanks!
Its not that I can't avoid this by readjusting myself for the clutch in warmer weather, just that its abnormal. To my understanding, the clutch disc engaugement should be very smooth and gradual throughout the entire range of pedal travel. Mine doesn't seem to grip until the pedal is most of the way out. I think it disengauges half way through. I have never detected slipping, leakage, or anything else abnormal.
Anyone who could provide some insight into this? Thanks!