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clutch specialist
The most common clutch problems include a slipping clutch (where engine revs rise but the car doesn’t accelerate), difficulty changing gears, a spongy or stiff clutch pedal, a burning smell, and strange noises when engaging or releasing the clutch. These issues can point to wear in the clutch plate, hydraulic fluid loss, or problems with the clutch cable.
Several signs indicate that your clutch may need replacing, including a spongy pedal that may also stick or vibrate when you press it. A squeaking or a grumbling noise when you press down on the pedal, poor acceleration when revving the engine and difficulty shifting gears are tell-tale signs you may need a new clutch.
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Canterbury,
Clutch
The issue could be the clutch pressure plate or the clutch disc. However, other causes for clutch slipping is often found in the release system, an incorrectly reworked flywheel or the fitment of the wrong clutch. Our experts will be able to determine the cause and suggest a solution.