Clueless clutch slippage
03-29-2009, 08:24 PM
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Clueless clutch slippage
Hey Gents-- hoping for some light and advice. My 96' c4 clutch is slipping at 50,000 miles and seems that I need to replace it. Lightweight flywheel seems a great option. Any brands better than others? Anything else I should do while in there? Will I need a chip to make it work better? And, finally, will the LWF affect the AC? Thanks!
03-29-2009, 08:42 PM
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Hi,
The only replacement clutch package besides the factory OEM one to use should be the factory RS LWF/clutch kit. We always replace the slave cylinder, too.
No special software is needed. Your engine will adapt very nicely as long as the Idle Stabilizer valve is nice & clean,...
Sometimes, these can stall with the A/C on, but I've found that it varies from car to car.
I do stock those kits, if that helps.
The only replacement clutch package besides the factory OEM one to use should be the factory RS LWF/clutch kit. We always replace the slave cylinder, too.
No special software is needed. Your engine will adapt very nicely as long as the Idle Stabilizer valve is nice & clean,...
Sometimes, these can stall with the A/C on, but I've found that it varies from car to car.I do stock those kits, if that helps.
03-30-2009, 01:17 PM
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