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my s2 when in 5th gear at 3 thousand the revs the counter jumps upto 4 thousand for a while then comes back down again its like the clutch is slipping but its not
is it just the rev counter or is it more serious?
it seems to be fine in other gears and engine does nt change in sound when it does it hope its not to serious
thanks keith
My enigne had this for a while, i could never figure out why it did it, the rev couter was all over the place sometimes and had no bearing to the enigine speed, only happened somethimes though!
Mike
my s2 when in 5th gear at 3 thousand the revs the counter jumps upto 4 thousand for a while then comes back down again its like the clutch is slipping but its not
is it just the rev counter or is it more serious?
it seems to be fine in other gears and engine does nt change in sound when it does it hope its not to serious
thanks keith
Mine has just started doing this in 6th gear, rest are fine! Just does what it wants in 6th.. change back to 5th and its normal again.. any ideas anyone?????
check the earth wire,ether in the dash(right side,under the dash) or the engine earth wires,they does go bad conections,even the seems to be in order....and double the mm2 wires.....audi/vw wires are some really crap!!!!!
Mine has just started doing this in 6th gear, rest are fine! Just does what it wants in 6th.. change back to 5th and its normal again.. any ideas anyone?????
my s2 when in 5th gear at 3 thousand the revs the counter jumps upto 4 thousand for a while then comes back down again its like the clutch is slipping but its not
is it just the rev counter or is it more serious?
it seems to be fine in other gears and engine does nt change in sound when it does it hope its not to serious
thanks keith
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