91-talon-tsi
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- Mar 29, 2010
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Ada,
Oklahoma
So my 96 eclipse rs has this issue with trying to stall when letting the clutch out. It seems to only do it when first starting out in 1st gear from a dead stop. If I try to take off normally, there's this harsh knocking noise in the trans area and the car jerks a bit. You can feel it in the floorboard as if someone was underneath the car hitting the undercarriage with a big rubber mallet.
When I first let off the clutch pedal (to enage the clutch) The engine idle drops real low and acts as if it's going to stall out. This is accompanied by the oil pressure light coming on once in awhile, but not often. If I ease the clutch just right and give it a little gas before letting off the clutch pedal it doesn't jerk or try to stall out.
It does not seem to be slipping at all. It's just real touchy for some reason. Clutch fluid level is full, engine oil is full and proper viscosity (5w30) I always have to take off real slow and easy and it seems to be pissing other drivers off because I can't take off from a stop as quickly as they can.
What could be the cause of these issues ? If the clutch were going out wouldn't it slip ?
When I first let off the clutch pedal (to enage the clutch) The engine idle drops real low and acts as if it's going to stall out. This is accompanied by the oil pressure light coming on once in awhile, but not often. If I ease the clutch just right and give it a little gas before letting off the clutch pedal it doesn't jerk or try to stall out.
It does not seem to be slipping at all. It's just real touchy for some reason. Clutch fluid level is full, engine oil is full and proper viscosity (5w30) I always have to take off real slow and easy and it seems to be pissing other drivers off because I can't take off from a stop as quickly as they can.
What could be the cause of these issues ? If the clutch were going out wouldn't it slip ?