Thread: 2009 370z Losing Acceleration
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Old 01-24-2015, 04:13 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Trips View Post
Sounds like the clutch itself is shot.


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Originally Posted by Trips View Post
It means the clutch disk is worn and needs replacing.

Here is a quick intro on how to diagnose and see if it applies to you.

The model is different but the principles the same.

How to Diagnose a Slipping Clutch in Your Car: 5 Steps
The clutch is like a huge brake pad, but for transferring/engaging the power.
Once it's gone, your revs will run up, but you won't move
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