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Old 02-08-2010, 08:57 PM   #1
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Default Slipping feeling in driveline??

Hi all, not too sure if i should be worried or not but my car tonight felt a bit funny. Was doing 55ish in 4th and due to it feeling odd i thought i would investigate. Put my foot to the floor and the revs increased(By something around 500-1000rpm) but speed didn't. It felt like the clutch was in or something. if you can shed any light on this i would really appreciate it.

Also, my car is a manual series III wagon with and LSD (which i know is single spinning at times).

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