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The only thing is that before I installed the RJM clutch assembly, I never had slipping. I just had the high engagement. I went through again today to see if
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The only thing is that before I installed the RJM clutch assembly, I never had slipping. I just had the high engagement. I went through again today to see if I could get it to slip, and it slips through 1st, 2nd and 3rd when I floor it. The clutch fluid looks relatively clean. I'm honestly not sure what else to check.
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you need to adjust the clutch engagement point lower. You need to have some free play on the clutch pedal when it is released.
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