Is this soppuse to happen??
11-07-2005, 06:03 PM
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Is this soppuse to happen??
I got a 96 max 5 speed.
when I drive in fist maby like 10 mph and I let go of the gas my car feels like
it want to stop. and when I put my foot back on the gas it start jumping like I when you let go of the clutch to fast
can any one give me a feed back
when I drive in fist maby like 10 mph and I let go of the gas my car feels like
it want to stop. and when I put my foot back on the gas it start jumping like I when you let go of the clutch to fast
can any one give me a feed back
11-07-2005, 06:25 PM
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ohhhh, so is like that. well I got another problem. I think my gas pedal be getting stuck some times.
sometimes when I'm slowing down to a spot sign I press the brakes and hold the clutch and switch it to 1st. I'm not on the gas at all and my RPM be stuck on 1 and a half for maby 5 second or on till i release the clutch
sometimes when I'm slowing down to a spot sign I press the brakes and hold the clutch and switch it to 1st. I'm not on the gas at all and my RPM be stuck on 1 and a half for maby 5 second or on till i release the clutch
11-08-2005, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Nickel
ohhhh, so is like that. well I got another problem. I think my gas pedal be getting stuck some times.
sometimes when I'm slowing down to a spot sign I press the brakes and hold the clutch and switch it to 1st. I'm not on the gas at all and my RPM be stuck on 1 and a half for maby 5 second or on till i release the clutch
sometimes when I'm slowing down to a spot sign I press the brakes and hold the clutch and switch it to 1st. I'm not on the gas at all and my RPM be stuck on 1 and a half for maby 5 second or on till i release the clutch
11-08-2005, 05:27 PM
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I have the same jerky movement when I'm in first going slow and I slowly hit the gas, so maybe that's normal...As far as going into 1st when you're stopping at a STOP sign I assume you meant, stop putting the car in 1st to stop
11-08-2005, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Nickel
oh, can that burn my clutch???
now as to the original topic, i have this as well....say, for example, i'm sitting in traffic (which i do every freaking day now because of the
hurricane) and i start it out slowly in 1st gear, and fully release the clutch...now i have to leave my foot EXACTLY where it is on the throttle, because if i don't, the car will rock violently back and forth....in traffic, i usually just leave my foot BARELY touching the gas pedal so that my RPMs stay constant at around 1200 RPMs, and i'm just at a steady roll like in an automatic...now if i ever release my foot, even though it's such a small difference, the car still shakes...the same goes for if i apply any more throttle....to avoid this i have to depress the clutch before adjusting my foot on the throttle...is that normal? do my motor mounts need to be replaced?
11-08-2005, 06:23 PM
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I think it's just that first gear is, uh, geared like that? It's like that in all 5 spds, and max's 1st is taller than some (hondas), so the 'jerkiness' isn't too bad. If it wasn't geared like this, if you started out on a hill, it would feel like a bogging tercel. Just baby the throttle in first, or put the clutch in to coast in traffic.
11-08-2005, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by LA02MAX
as long as you have the clutch pedal depressed fully, it won't do anything to your car....
now as to the original topic, i have this as well....say, for example, i'm sitting in traffic (which i do every freaking day now because of the hurricane) and i start it out slowly in 1st gear, and fully release the clutch...now i have to leave my foot EXACTLY where it is on the throttle, because if i don't, the car will rock violently back and forth....in traffic, i usually just leave my foot BARELY touching the gas pedal so that my RPMs stay constant at around 1200 RPMs, and i'm just at a steady roll like in an automatic...now if i ever release my foot, even though it's such a small difference, the car still shakes...the same goes for if i apply any more throttle....to avoid this i have to depress the clutch before adjusting my foot on the throttle...is that normal? do my motor mounts need to be replaced?
now as to the original topic, i have this as well....say, for example, i'm sitting in traffic (which i do every freaking day now because of the
hurricane) and i start it out slowly in 1st gear, and fully release the clutch...now i have to leave my foot EXACTLY where it is on the throttle, because if i don't, the car will rock violently back and forth....in traffic, i usually just leave my foot BARELY touching the gas pedal so that my RPMs stay constant at around 1200 RPMs, and i'm just at a steady roll like in an automatic...now if i ever release my foot, even though it's such a small difference, the car still shakes...the same goes for if i apply any more throttle....to avoid this i have to depress the clutch before adjusting my foot on the throttle...is that normal? do my motor mounts need to be replaced?
11-08-2005, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by LA02MAX
as long as you have the clutch pedal depressed fully, it won't do anything to your car....
now as to the original topic, i have this as well....say, for example, i'm sitting in traffic (which i do every freaking day now because of the hurricane) and i start it out slowly in 1st gear, and fully release the clutch...now i have to leave my foot EXACTLY where it is on the throttle, because if i don't, the car will rock violently back and forth....in traffic, i usually just leave my foot BARELY touching the gas pedal so that my RPMs stay constant at around 1200 RPMs, and i'm just at a steady roll like in an automatic...now if i ever release my foot, even though it's such a small difference, the car still shakes...the same goes for if i apply any more throttle....to avoid this i have to depress the clutch before adjusting my foot on the throttle...is that normal? do my motor mounts need to be replaced?
now as to the original topic, i have this as well....say, for example, i'm sitting in traffic (which i do every freaking day now because of the
hurricane) and i start it out slowly in 1st gear, and fully release the clutch...now i have to leave my foot EXACTLY where it is on the throttle, because if i don't, the car will rock violently back and forth....in traffic, i usually just leave my foot BARELY touching the gas pedal so that my RPMs stay constant at around 1200 RPMs, and i'm just at a steady roll like in an automatic...now if i ever release my foot, even though it's such a small difference, the car still shakes...the same goes for if i apply any more throttle....to avoid this i have to depress the clutch before adjusting my foot on the throttle...is that normal? do my motor mounts need to be replaced?
11-09-2005, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by 86maxima96
that's a pretty good explanation. is this just because 1st gear is so torquey? (sp)
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