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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Same issue - Clutch Slipping Fast Year Changes
Hi, I just received my 2008 Exige SC 240 and it also slips the clutch when doing fast gear changes on any gear. How did you solve your problem? I was told this is a protection mechanism on the ECU.
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I have read more people saying the clutch slips... I have not had that happen to me and I have about 4,000 miles on it. What I do experience is that when the car is not up to temp or if it's cold out, the shift from 2nd to 3rd is notchy. It appears that when the clutch is engaged all the way it is delayed and doesn't allow it to happen as quickly. After up to temp its fine...
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it's the return hose, defects make the passage way smaller than spec. thus oil return is insufficient. dealer replaced under warantee. prior to this, the clutch pump and master cylinder were replaced. So if you are having same issues, should be your problem.
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In an attempt not to start another thread, I thought I would ask this here.
The manual for the 240S says traction control can only be engaged while you start the car. I seem to be able to turn mine on anytime. Any thoughts?
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It is default on when you turn the car on. You can toggle traction control on and off (with % adjustability) at any time. Are you speaking of launch control or traction control?
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EricH,
That is what I thought. I am going to look back at the manuel again, but I thought it clearly said you can only turn on traction control when the car is started and then dial it in.
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The way mine works... sets it to the default on "factory traction control setting".
If you turn the ignition to on position and hold the button it allows you to dial in the amount of slip or turn it off. That may not be how it's stated but that's how mine seems to be working... I will double check the language also.
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I can hit the traction control button on the shifter (hold it down) at any time to turn it on or off (and then % setting dial on the steering column).
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Mine does. This is a much more user friendly way. When I read the manual, I thought WTF. I bought a 70k dollar car and the only way to adjust or turn on the traction control is when I turn the car on .
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240S Chrome Orange EXIGE - fast... very fast Last edited by Stormy320 : 11-14-2008 at 05:13 PM. |
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i think the "on" means the adjustability is on with option of full off. everytime the engine is stopped, the system resets to full TC100% on. when the console button is pressed, turn dial, keyed to desired settings. never tried adjusting with out pressing the button, if it does adjust with out the button, what's the point of having a button at all?
When i have TC dialed off, ECU wont let me pass mid rpm range in first. RPM will bounce, I think via fuel cut until I let off the gas. anyone else getting this?
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