sup /o/ i want to buy a new shitbox with 150k miles for 1800

> disengage clutch
> engage clutch
> is it okay?

>>15809266
it works and drives fine but im worried the clutch might be worn (but not yet slipping) and in 5000 miles im gonna have a slipping clutch

>>15809252
bamp

>>15809281
Unless you have the service record of the clutch being replaced very recently then short of going most of the length of replacing it anyway there's no way to tell if it has 90% of its life left or 10% of its life left. You have to judge the SELLER.

>>15809252
>start car
>let out clutch slowly
>where does it bite
>intentionally stall car
>does it stall hard or does it slip a lot

boom answers.

>>15809252
>Go to hill
>Put in 4th or higher gear
If clutch slips it'll be noticeable by the engine picking up rpm, if it didn't then the clutch is guud

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>>15811324

If it sounds like this between gear changes, the clutch is fucked.

https://youtu.be/zZg87GGTZN8?t=1m59s

Also this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_jwEoTZ__Y

>>15809281
>worried the clutch might be worn (but not yet slipping)

Well, if it's not slipping, IT'S NOT FUCKING WORN YET!

>>15809252
All depends on the feel, have you ever driven on a bad clutch before?

>>15811387
no

>>15811361

I did some of the tests there like letting go of the clutch abruptly and it stalls immediately on 4th gear with handbreak on

However when i did a test one anon posted about when using the handbreak and letting go of the clutch slowly on 3rd gear i can hear the clutch slipping for a sec before stalling

what does this mean?