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It's happening at gear 1. When I move off, I feel that it does not "bite" well. But gear 2 onwards, it feels fine.

 

Read online that it's very troublesome to change the clutch. But not sure how much it costs.

 

Oh ya, the chia also like bo lark.. probably cannot expect too much for a 5 year old GLX.

 

Almost certainly the clutch. You asked before, how to know when clutch up lorry? There...all the signs you have just discribed! [;)]

 

Clutch slip is a very common indicator. Means it does not "bite" well.

 

Gear 2 onwards less stressful for the clutch and you're already moving at speed, so easier to slip into gear. If dun change, further down the road you will feel slipping on gear 2 as well.

 

Chia bo lark is because the the clutch disc cannot properly grip the flywheel. This causes the engine to spin faster than the transmission input shaft and hence, loss of power.

 

Troublesome to change? Yah, if you're going to attempt to do the task yourSELF! But any workshop worth their salt should be able to change it with their metaphorical eyes closed! [sleeping]

 

S$600+ should cover it though please don't hold me to that figure! Most of that cost will go into labour. But if you really wanna save $$$, do it in JB, labour costs are much lower there. Can probably get it done for around RM800+ [thumbsup]

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hmm...it could b a really simple job, mayb u need to adjust ur pedal biting point position...

a simple diagnostic would be sufficient to find out the prob.

good luck!

 

At stop。2 and 3 gear also can move。

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Almost certainly the clutch. You asked before, how to know when clutch up lorry? There...all the signs you have just discribed! [;)]

 

Clutch slip is a very common indicator. Means it does not "bite" well.

 

Gear 2 onwards less stressful for the clutch and you're already moving at speed, so easier to slip into gear. If dun change, further down the road you will feel slipping on gear 2 as well.

 

Chia bo lark is because the the clutch disc cannot properly grip the flywheel. This causes the engine to spin faster than the transmission input shaft and hence, loss of power.

 

Troublesome to change? Yah, if you're going to attempt to do the task yourSELF! But any workshop worth their salt should be able to change it with their metaphorical eyes closed! [sleeping]

 

S$600+ should cover it though please don't hold me to that figure! Most of that cost will go into labour. But if you really wanna save $$$, do it in JB, labour costs are much lower there. Can probably get it done for around RM800+ [thumbsup]

 

Thanks for the very detailed explanation.

 

I just checked with AMK Autopoint and was quoted $800 to replace the clutch. Quite an expensive replacement!

 

JB no lobang unless I can find someone to go with me just to do such jobs.

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$800 to replace the clutch ? whole clutch or just repad ? i repad for my stock clutch euro r was less than $500

 

To replace the clutch. Didn't know there is repad.

 

But yours is cheap, given that it's an euro r.

 

Btw, how long did your stock clutch last before your last change? According to them, a clutch can last 200k if driven properly (not like a racer).

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For my Euro R, I replaced my clutch at 80k as I went tracking then. It should last longer this time round as I no longer go tracking. The last time I changed mine, it costs me around 1k+

 

 

To replace the clutch. Didn't know there is repad.

 

But yours is cheap, given that it's an euro r.

 

Btw, how long did your stock clutch last before your last change? According to them, a clutch can last 200k if driven properly (not like a racer).

 

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Sorry guys, i did not mean to hijack this thread but i am new and unable to post a new topic.

 

I got this problem not everytime but as and when the car feels like to. I drove a automatic transmission car, sometime when i am at traffic light or up a highway slope during traffic jam. When i step on the accelerator, I can feel that my car is not biting the gear (or it is slipping) obviously with the car unable to move.

 

This can be dangerous if it happen during a tarffic right turn. I tried to google all day and it seems like i am need to auto transmission over haul [:(] I hope anyone here can give me some advise.

 

Anyone got good workshop with reasonable price can PM me?

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It sounds more like clutch wearing out than gearbox issue.

 

Cause things like synchro problems are usually associated with hard shifting or grinding sound etc..

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Thanks for the very detailed explanation.

 

I just checked with AMK Autopoint and was quoted $800 to replace the clutch. Quite an expensive replacement!

 

JB no lobang unless I can find someone to go with me just to do such jobs.

 

Most welcome!

 

$800 sounds quite expensive. Have you tried asking elsewhere in Singapore? If you've got a GPS, I can give you the address of my regular workshop in JB, along with the number of the mech so you can call him first for a quote. PM me for the info if interested [thumbsup]

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