when i push the clutch in my rpm's jump for about 10 sec then drop, anyone know what the deal is?? or do i have to keep asking till someone does

 

Throw-out Bearing?</P>

 

its all new, flywheel,clutch,bearing,clutch cable everything clutch related

 

push your clutch in down shifting? or revving up?? little more info please.

 

pushing to clutch pedal in, rpm's jump up then drop after a bit

 

mayb something is sticking together when you push in th clutch

 

Your clutch needs to be adjusted. But defining the problem depends on if the RPMs jump when you push the clutch in while in gear, or just from a stand still. If its while your in gear, then your throttle cable is too tight, and you're not letting off the gas early enough. Sounds like when the clutch pedal is out, the clutch may be still rubbing on the pressure plate or whatever and that it isnt released fully, so when you push the pedal in, it finally releases, thus releasing the tension on the driveline, and causing the engine to spin freely again. Tell us if it happends when in gear or in neutral, or both.

 

when im shifting into any gear it does it

 

That would lead me to go with the first theory. That either your throttle cable is too tight, and your foot is what is causing the jump in RPMS, or that your computer is at the forefront of the problem. Does the RPM jump and stay at a certain number or does it just jump up and then slowly come back down?

 

its jumps and stays at a certain rpm, and when im shifting i dont have my foot anywhere near the gas pedal