Clutch Problems help....

[braeden1307]

Hey all i have a 2017 mustang gt, i just had a centerforce clutch installed and i’m well over break in. they also did the slave cylinder which is built in with the throw out bearing i believe?

anyways the problem i’m having is under hard acceleration when revving to 7500-8000 the car will bounce off rev limiter when shifting into the next gear, if i shift earlier around 7k once a release the pedal it takes a second to engage as if it’s sticking has anyone had this issue before.?

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[braeden1307]

the pedal pops up but the clutch doesn’t engage yet...

 

[Basspro302]

Is it locking you out of gear? If its in gear and the clutch is released and the rpms shoot up but not mph then your clutch is slipping.

 

[braeden1307]

Is it locking you out of gear? If its in gear and the clutch is released and the rpms shoot up but not mph then your clutch is slipping.

it switches gears fine and it’s not slipping

 

[Basspro302]

I’m not sure what you are describing then

 

[braeden1307]

I’m not sure what you are describing then

high rpm shifts it will hit the limiter when changing gears as if it was slipping but once i release the gas i feel the car jerk and cstch and then it’ll hold the power all the way through again so weird..,

and if i short shift like 6-7000 it will stick but the pedal it’s self isn’t sticking it’s fully released but the car bucks almost takes a second to re engage

 

[braeden1307]

is post a video but it’ll only allow photos

 

[shogun32]

so, when you release the pedal the slave cylinder takes it's sweet time returning to 'home' position? Kink in the line?

It's very possible your clutch is slipping all (much of) the time. It's just that under high RPM it shows up very clearly but at more modest RPM it masks it sufficiently for you not to notice.

Try flooring the throttle at 3000 RPM right after you've released the clutch, and do it again this time waiting 2-3 seconds after releasing the clutch, and see if there is any difference.

 

[braeden1307]

so, when you release the pedal the slave cylinder takes it's sweet time returning to 'home' position? Kink in the line?

i may try replacing the line if that doesn’t do it must be faulty slave

 

[Basspro302]

I would be leaning towards faulty pressure plate or bad install. Rpm shouldn’t effect how the hydraulic throw out bearing works at all.

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