Clutch/tranny issue?
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Clutch/tranny issue?
I'll describe this the best I can and try to get a video with sound. When I put my foot half way down or more, the rpms fly up immediately by 1k-1500, almost like its in neutral. Holds there until i back off a little or the transmission catches up I guess. I have a V6 5spd. Is this maybe the clutch not biting under a harder load? Seems to only do it when at 2K-4K rpms
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Ok, here is a video of whats happening when I push the gas 1/4 of the way or more down. Hopefully somone can tell what is going on from this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp_Le...ature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp_Le...ature=youtu.be
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I'll describe this the best I can and try to get a video with sound. When I put my foot half way down or more, the rpms fly up immediately by 1k-1500, almost like its in neutral. Holds there until i back off a little or the transmission catches up I guess. I have a V6 5spd. Is this maybe the clutch not biting under a harder load? Seems to only do it when at 2K-4K rpms
No adjustment, linkage is hydraulic 2005 up and self adjusts.
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That's kinda what I was worried about. I drove pretty cautiously last week as to keep flare ups to a minimum. Ironically I have not had any issues with it since Wednesday of last week. It was pretty cold here in Houston for about 2 weeks (40s-50s). Then at the end of the week it got back up into the 70s and 80s. Could this have anything to do with it?
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I'm the second owner of the car and it has about 86K miles. I'd have to scroll through my info from it and see if/when the original was replaced. Off the top of my head I'm pretty sure its the original. Not sure what the normal clutch life is for this car.
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Clutch life all depends on the driver and whether its tracked/driven hard/shifted incorrectly or not. My 04 v6 I got 150,000 miles before I replaced my clutch and that's only because the throwout bearing went out and I was already in there. The friction material still looked pretty decent on the old one
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Clutch life all depends on the driver and whether its tracked/driven hard/shifted incorrectly or not. My 04 v6 I got 150,000 miles before I replaced my clutch and that's only because the throwout bearing went out and I was already in there. The friction material still looked pretty decent on the old one
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It's an 05. Yea, Ill probably get it looked at this week. I was just really hoping to avoid a new clutch already lol
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I'll describe this the best I can and try to get a video with sound. When I put my foot half way down or more, the rpms fly up immediately by 1k-1500, almost like its in neutral. Holds there until i back off a little or the transmission catches up I guess. I have a V6 5spd. Is this maybe the clutch not biting under a harder load? Seems to only do it when at 2K-4K rpms
You should bring it into your dealer and have it checked out. Your service manager is in the best position to let you know if there is work needed, and any coverages, recalls, or assistance available.
Also, remember repairs done at a Ford Dealer come with a 24 months/unlimited miles warranty. Let me know the outcome.
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