blingbling1384

Over the past few weeks, I've noticed my clutch begin to slip when accelerating in 4th or 5th gear. RPMs would jump for a second, then drop back down and car would begin accelerating. The issue was reproducible every time.

Brought the car in for an oil change. Now I can't get the clutch to slip under the circumstances described above. Everything seems back to normal. Does this make any sense? Definitely happy not to replace the clutch.

Have a DD Evo X with ~75k miles. Still on the stock clutch.

►EvolutionX◄

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blingbling1384

That's my understanding as well. Just searching for explanations. I can't get the clutch to slip by any means.

Should I count my blessings, or would you think it's worth considering clutch replacement?

badev0

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I would plan for a clutch replacement in the near future.

STM Tuned

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I've never even heard of a stock clutch making it that far!

Oil change shouldnt have anything to do with that unless maybe you have a manual boost controller that got turned down? Or possibly they knocked off a vac line or something like that. That would make the car produce less power, and possibly not overpower the clutch.

FI>NA

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LetsGetThisDone

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X's don't have an adjustable pedal/master linkage like the 8/9. Also, that being out of adjustment won't cause a clutch to slip.


OP, as what STM said, check for something not put back together correctly. Vacuum lines off, air intake misassembled, etc.


Clutches don't generally just stop slipping.

laxplayer14

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I'm on stock clutch and i just recently passed 90k miles on my x! It's seen a handful of launches too