Tbtalon94

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Alright here's the deal. The car is an 03, stock tranny/lines/everything. Has an Exedy Twin disc in there.

Here's what happens:

In the morning or when the car is cold (when i notice it the most), I push the clutch in..start it and then let the clutch out and the engine gets loaded like the clutch is grabbing and it lurks forward ever so slightly. This happens until the tranny/clutch gets warmed up basically, then i don't really notice it. It still may happen but it's very minor. When it's cold then it's completely noticeable and seriously moves the car about an inch forward in NEUTRAL.

Now, I've adjusted the clutch and the problem still arises. The clutch right now is adjusted where there is about a half inch or so play up top till pressure and the engagement is close to the center maybe a little more towards the top of the throw. It also has consistent engagement.

Any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated

-Trevor

evane

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this happens to me as well....only seems to happen when it's cold out and after it's been sitting for awhile....i have an 03 with exedy twin hd, upper and lower stainless steel clutch lines and the restrictor pill removed

anybody know why this happens?

McLaren F1 2003

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my car does this when its cold too and i have a normal eclipse GT.

i think its because the tranny fluid is so thick when cold and the fact that even in neutral the gears are still turning...

SloRice

iTrader: (8)

^^he's correct.

Jamdown

iTrader: (9)

Stock clutch here and it happens to me as well

4drboost

iTrader: (4)

This happens to mine as well..............I'm assuming this is normal considering everyone else is having this issue

boostedlaser

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I have a twin disc and haven't run into this. I'd never even heard about it till now.

avengerhed

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It's been happening to me for 4 years....still on teh stock clutch, 65k miles. Most noticeable in the coldest weather.

I think it's just the viscosity of the fluids in the drivetrain causing some mechanical transfer.

barneyb

Automatic transmission with fluid drive.

Tbtalon94

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I had a feeling it may have been the fluid just being cold, because it pretty much goes away when it warms up and I never really noticed it in the summer. Thanks for all the responses guys.