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Clutch Slipping when driven for a while

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    Clutch Slipping when driven for a while

    Okay. My clutch only slips when driven for a long time. Other than that my car drives ok when I let it sit for about 4-5 hours. I drive it back and forth to work every day without any problems. So is it the Slave Cylinder or Clutch Master Cylinder or just the Clutch.


    My clutch doesn't slip when I start it and drive it. It only slips when I drive it for a long time

    93 Honda Accord EX
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    It's probably the clutch. Like brake pads, the clutch will slip more when hot. The hydraulics don't really transfer any heat, so they should work exactly the same hot or cold.






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      #3
      Thanks I'll get that done

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        Originally posted by RellTooDope View Post
        Okay. My clutch only slips when driven for a long time. Other than that my car drives ok when I let it sit for about 4-5 hours. I drive it back and forth to work every day without any problems. So is it the Slave Cylinder or Clutch Master Cylinder or just the Clutch.


        My clutch doesn't slip when I start it and drive it. It only slips when I drive it for a long time

        93 Honda Accord EX
        A test I did for my mustang, not sure an accord will be the same since it is a smaller engine, but I think it would work:

        1. Get the car to about 20-30 mph
        2. Put it in 5th gear
        3. Floor it
        4. See if clutch slips then, RPM's rise without you going much faster

        But from what you said before, sounds like you need to replace your clutch. Get your flywheel resurfaced/replaced while youre in there.
        Last edited by mrdeep2001; 01-07-2013, 01:38 PM.

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          It doesn't matter the size of engines or HP. They act the same. How to check for slipping clutch is the same as well.
          A&P-IA

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