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07-23-2012, 03:42 PM | #1 |
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Clutch slip???
Can the car overheat the clutch and go into the limp mode? Today i had an incident, I miss shifted into 3rd (at 140mph), and rpm went past 9k (this is my second time miss shifting in a looong time, and the first time wasn't that bad). After that the clutch started slipping like crazyyyy!!!! It would get to 7k, and then drop to redline in each gear... i let the car cool down for 10min, and tried again, at first it wasn't as bad (but still slipping)... after 20 minute drive, I got a full run (3rd,4th,5th) and then it started slipping again.....
Does this mean the end of the clutch, or some fail safe? Clutch wasn't slipping before, and was in good shape. I drive manuals for a while... |
07-23-2012, 04:11 PM | #4 |
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did some reading, is it possible that something is not fully releasing the clutch? ... but then again, I tried giving the car full throttle at 2k rpm in 4th gear, and up to 6k, there is no slip, car accelerates like normal. It just drops the rpm past 7k. Is it possible something got stuck?
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07-24-2012, 07:35 AM | #7 |
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Hey , once the clutch slips,it becomes weaker.You are seeing a drop in higher rpms and it will recover and start going back up but not for long.
BMW computer could tell how many times the clutch slipped and at what rpm. Replacing the clutch is not a big of a deal,is your car an 08 ? |
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07-24-2012, 08:33 AM | #8 |
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It is possible that your clutch needs replacing chances are your flywheel surface is burned, might need replacing also.
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They do go out a little faster when you drive like this |
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I have a stock clutch on my VT3 and no issues. |
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08-01-2012, 07:11 PM | #13 |
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I've been driving manual for a long, long time. The OEM clutch in this car is one of the most bulletproof I've EVER seen.
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I had scanned the car using ESS tool, and the code that came out was: 2B61 Gear Input speed sensor/slipping clutch. I reset the code, and the clutch became almost as it was before. Although under hard shifts it feels mushy again. I do not notice any obvious slips, but do see some flat sports in power, like mini delays in acceleration past 6k rpm (some are very tiny, and and a bit longer one around 7k rpm). 1st to 2nd hard shifts, i can't get it into 2nd. Under normal/spirited driving, there are no problems. *I did have CDV valve mod right before the incident (that is why i miss shifted, i wasn't used to the shifting). Last edited by GrumpyBimmerFan; 08-02-2012 at 06:27 AM.. |
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The crazy differential in acceleration between the engine and transmission probably caused the clutch to slip like crazy and glaze.
I told you this before but there is no way that the slave could be damaged by this. Once the clutch is engaged, the slave does nothing. If a spring on the clutch was broken, you'd be able to tell. Quote:
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anyone knows the correct sensor to replace when get 2b61 error
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You should take it to a shop. You'll need a new clutch, pressure plate and flywheel. No spring in these clutches anyway. Codes do not mean "replace this part". The sensor is noticing slip and doing it's job.
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there is no slipping. So can you help me ? |
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