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Old 30th October 2014, 18:22   #1
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hi, i was in first gear floored it picked up nice to about 3.5k revs then just maintained the same speed while the revs were still going up?

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Old 30th October 2014, 18:43   #2
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hi, i was in first gear floored it picked up nice to about 3.5k revs then just maintained the same speed while the revs were still going up?

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Physically impossible for road speed to stay static while revs increase in gear.

Unless you're riding the clutch or have a clutch problem.
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Old 30th October 2014, 19:02   #3
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recently i have noticed when im pulling away from a stand still its jerky, does that fall in line with a clutch problem?
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recently i have noticed when im pulling away from a stand still its jerky, does that fall in line with a clutch problem?
Yes that could be a clutch problem.

With the handbrake/brakes on, gently engage the clutch. if it shudders it probably needs replaced.

Does the clutch slip in any other gears?
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Sounds like the clutch to me
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Old 30th October 2014, 21:34   #6
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Does the clutch slip in any other gears?

no first i noticed was earlier when i floored it in 1st gear and half way up the rev counter the car wasnt gaining speed but the revs were still going up.
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Well, based on what you've said that sounds like the clutch is slipping.

I'd check the clutch cable first, incase it simply needs adjusting.
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