What are the symptoms of a burnt car clutch?
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Car burnt clutch symptoms are: 1. Reduced power: The engine's power output is transmitted to the gearbox through the clutch. When the clutch is burnt, the clutch disc will slip, naturally resulting in reduced power. 2. Metallic friction sound: The friction surface of the clutch disc is fixed with rivets. Burning the clutch will wear out the friction surface completely, causing the fixed rivets to contact the flywheel, resulting in metallic friction sounds when engaging or disengaging the clutch. 3. Changed clutch pedal travel: Burning the clutch makes the friction surface thinner or even disappear, changing the clutch pedal's travel. 4. Gearshift jerking: The clutch disc contacts the flywheel. When the clutch is burnt and rivets are exposed, there will be strong jerking sensations during gear shifting.