Originally Posted by ~Sp33~ I don't think the speedo would have a reading if the clutch was failing. Originally Posted by SlobberGoat If your speedo wasn't freewheeling and you couldn't change gears.....
Hmm, it'd still be odd that it would go up as he accelerates through the gears.
a CRX with a d15b? wtf?
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I was going to say something too, didn't they all come with d16's here?
lol imported a carby CRX? LOL!
Originally Posted by VTi_b0i lol imported a carby CRX? LOL! Lightweight car thats good on fuel? I would.. olskool EF6 > Toyota Prius.
have a look underneath the crx u might actually see the drive shaft popped out and slumped. I know of this as its happened to me.
sounds like a blown drive shaft, or a clutch failure or even the diff but the only way 2 find out is to pull it appart
Originally Posted by ~Sp33~ Hmm, it'd still be odd that it would go up as he accelerates through the gears. its because the DIFF is moving around , but the drivetrain is not transferring power to the wheels. The VSS is reading off the diff. As said before by myself and others , check the driveshafts if they are in properly or blown cv etc
Originally Posted by bennjamin its because the DIFF is moving around , but the drivetrain is not transferring power to the wheels. The VSS is reading off the diff. As said before by myself and others , check the driveshafts if they are in properly or blown cv etc If the clutch was failing, the dif wouldn't be moving. My quote was in reply to the guy before me, not the OP.
Just to add - a failing clutch still would engage (to a degree) thru to the diff and beyond. A failed clutch probably wouldnt get power past the flywheel
If it was only failing and not failed, then the car would move.
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