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gas/shifting jerking

ok, whenever i left off the gas, my car pulls back a little hard like i let off the gas really hard...even if i try to let off the gas as slow as possible it still does it a little bit. why? i think it may have to do with the clutch b/c it seems that i have some backlash and nosedive when i shift hard and a little backlash even when shifting smoothly.

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Why in the world would u ever want to lift of the gas?






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New year, new clutch time!!

Pull off the rubber plug at the front of the transmission, put your hand ionside the hole and grip the driveshaft ... if you can twist it..new clutch required.
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well, i just replaced my master cylinder and i didn't have time to bleed the clutch all the way..it still has a little play in it. also, the clutch seems sticky or slow. it's not smooth, you can't gently release it fast. if you try to pull off slow, you kind of have to wait for it a litle to come up..could those things have anything to do with it?
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No, the actuation of the clutch has nothing to do with the backlash problem. But when you replace the clutch make sure you do bleed the system properly..you should always replace the master and slave cylinder at the same time.

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