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08-01-2005, 04:41	#1 (permalink)
F399 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Melbourne Age: 27 Posts: 47	Clutch Help Needed Currently When ever I accelerate hard and get enough wheel spin, I have a problem where the clutch pedal goes mushy, and stays on the floor once pushed in again for a little while. After a little while I suspect the engine may just be revving and no drive going to the wheels. Does anyone know the reason for this?? Could something need adjusting? This has been happening after I changed gearboxes, but is definetly clutch and not a gearbox problem. My car is an xe with a 351 and 4spd single rail. Its the hydraulic type clutch too. Thanks

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