CM st3 issue
I think so, either way it would require tranny drop to access clucht and FW. 10-12K on a clutch with a modded engine and hard start stop can wear clucht prematurely too. Sounds like you are in need.... GL
When the transmission gets pulled you have to remove the clutch fork. It is a bit of a pain to go back together and if done improperly or if the bushing for the fork is shot than it will bind. The slave and master can fail in many ways. One way would be that it doesn't fully release pressure from the clutch fork. This causes partial clutch engagement which will slip under torque. The other thing that can cause issues is a RMS leak. The oil gets on the flywheel and clutch and those parts don't like to be lubed. Check the bell housing for signs of oil.
When the transmission gets pulled you have to remove the clutch fork. It is a bit of a pain to go back together and if done improperly or if the bushing for the fork is shot than it will bind. The slave and master can fail in many ways. One way would be that it doesn't fully release pressure from the clutch fork. This causes partial clutch engagement which will slip under torque. The other thing that can cause issues is a RMS leak. The oil gets on the flywheel and clutch and those parts don't like to be lubed. Check the bell housing for signs of oil.
no way that clutch would slip at 1.2 bar on k16 billets...
not sure if they were forthcoming about it...
not sure if they were forthcoming about it...
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2001 996TT 3.6L and stock ECU
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