How to Determine When to Replace the Clutch Plate?
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High gear engine slippage, increasingly higher clutch pedal, and difficulty in climbing hills indicate that the clutch plate needs replacement. Slippage phenomenon: If you notice high gear engine slippage while driving, immediately reduce throttle and shift to a lower gear, then proceed to a service station to replace the clutch plate as soon as possible. Pedal getting higher: When the clutch pedal becomes increasingly higher over time, the wear on the clutch plate will gradually worsen. Difficulty in climbing hills: The car becomes increasingly powerless when climbing hills. While driving on flat roads, you might not notice the car's horsepower, but it becomes particularly evident when climbing hills. New cars are very powerful when climbing, but as the vehicle ages and the clutch plate wears, if you experience lack of power during hill climbs, it's necessary to check whether the clutch plate needs replacement.