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dattson510
Not getting all my power to the ground!
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Hey all,
I've noticed that I'm not getting all my power to the ground. There is a slipping and I can't tell if it's the clutch or the diff. When cold there is a slight rumble and the slipping is more proiminent. To test the slippage I reved up and dropped the clutch. The RPM's dropped and I took off pretty much as normal.
Is there a sure fire way to tell what the problem is?
Thanks,
Ryan

Posted on: 2007/4/10 12:11
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Tyrie
Re: Not getting all my power to the ground!
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I'd say clutch...

Posted on: 2007/4/10 12:24
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dattson510
Re: Not getting all my power to the ground!
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To be honest, this was my feeling as well. My experiences with 510's keeps telling me that datto diffs are pretty durable. I just want to be sure before I start opening her up. She's my daily driver and can't afford to be out of commish very long.

Posted on: 2007/4/10 12:42
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kegs
Re: Not getting all my power to the ground!
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mate, diffs dont slip..... theyre either turning or they arent if its slipping then it is most probably broken if your getting slip it can only be the clutch

Posted on: 2007/4/10 14:31
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