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If theres a smell of your clutch burning thats usually you not knowing how to drive it i.e riding the clutch way to much, and that would cause your clutch to go bad quicker.
The clutch will start slipping, you may find you have to push the clutch solid to the floor to get it to go in a gear(could just need adjusted) and that the gear won't actually catch untill the clutch is pretty far off the floor, further than it used to.
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are you talking about from a stand still? That sounds horrible for even a new clutch lol
That's the standard way of checking. If the clutch is good, it will just stall out the engine. If the clutch is going/gone, it will slip allowing the engine to keep running.
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Burning clutch has a certain strong smell to it that you wouldn't miss if it was slipping. If it was slipping you would know it. Just run it until the clutch is toast IMO. The stock clutch is a lot stronger than you think.
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Symptoms of a Bad Clutch?
