Subject	if you don't notice any slipping from your clutch
Posted by	bobZtwin(NC) on August 29, 2007 at 1:32 PM
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In Reply To	Clutch Burning? posted by PRDUKE on August 29, 2007 at 01:12 PM
Message	but you still smell some rank burning odor after stopping, check your rear end ;) If your differential's pinion gear seal is leaking, which happens, it will sling gear oil on the exhaust and it's hard not to smell at that point. You might even notice the burned oil accumulating on your rear bumper cover. Good luck!
Follow Ups	Clutch Burning? - PRDUKE 13:12:22 08/29/07 How many miles on it? Does it slip when you 5-4 downshift? - BigTDogg (MA) 13:15:31 08/29/07 Re: How many miles on it? Does it slip when you 5-4 downshift? - PRDUKE 14:04:42 08/29/07 First gear has the lightest load on the car.... - Slow3z 14:26:32 08/29/07 if you don't notice any slipping from your clutch - bobZtwin(NC) 13:32:13 08/29/07 Re: if you don't notice any slipping from your clutch - PRDUKE 14:06:17 08/29/07 might not have to drive it at all - bobZtwin(NC) 15:42:54 08/29/07 Not trying to steal the thread but.... - 92 300zx 14:56:38 08/29/07 Sounds like it, do you have the burning smell too? (n/m) - Slow3z 15:12:20 08/29/07 Nope...No burning smell... (n/m) - 92 300zx 15:13:49 08/29/07 I would try the clutch adjustment then like Tdogg said then (n/m) - Slow3z 15:59:35 08/29/07 Hydraulic clutches normally do not require adjustment - Spddracer 17:02:20 08/29/07 Re: Hydraulic clutches normally do not require adjustment - PRDUKE 09:04:49 08/30/07 Check Tech section (not forum) for clutch adjustment (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:21:46 08/29/07
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