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Subject: Re: cluch Author: Laurence Fletcher [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:41:51 11/29/08 Sat In reply to: lee 's message, "cluch" on 12:11:57 11/16/08 Sun >hell i hve an 03 passt 1.9 tdi the cluch is slipping >and a friend said it might be hygrolic and may only >just need fluid is this the case or is it new cluch >time thanks The Hydraulic part of the clutch mechanism operates the clutch release, lack of hydraulic fluid will not cause the clutch to slip. Clutch slipping is probably the clutch friction plate which has worn out, or has been contaminated by an oil leak. Either way, it needs to be replaced. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]