Slipping clutch...or is it?
04-17-03, 09:41 PM
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Slipping clutch...or is it?
My 85 GSL has a slipping clutch - or maybe it doesn't. Could it be that the LSD slips? Or does the LSD positively engage?
I'm losing clutch flud every week, so I'll replace the master/slave cyls and the flexi-hose (I have the mazda parts here) and try re-adjusting and burning any fluid on the disk before I swap clutches.
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I'm losing clutch flud every week, so I'll replace the master/slave cyls and the flexi-hose (I have the mazda parts here) and try re-adjusting and burning any fluid on the disk before I swap clutches.
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04-17-03, 10:50 PM
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The LSD can't slip that way. The difference between an LSD and an open differential is that the LSD will resist letting one wheel spin faster/slower then the other, but the same amount of total torque is still applied.
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