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Old 04-04-2005, 01:59 AM
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clutch

This problem started recently, when i shift into 3rd gear, and press on the clutch to shift into 4th, as soon as i let go of the gas the rpms fly up until i proceed with the shift.
If i just keep the clutch down, it will go up aproximately 3 - 4 thousand rpms and then slowly come down.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Re: clutch

Take your foot off the gas when you shift?
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my foot IS off the gas
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well somewhere something is sticking... maybe lube the shit out of ur cables or check out ur TPS...
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