Feels like popping the clutch as a kid

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All ignition parts replaced all wires too

All dizzy cap roter and condenser

 

Timing good

Suddenly after three hundred miles or so in first gear it hopps like ones kid let the clutch out too fast in second and third at low rpm same at higher rpm not

 

I haven't a clue

Watched you tube video on how to determine clutch slipping but I don't know

 

Seeking help

 

 

 

 

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[Simeon]

How are your engine mounts, transmission mount and guibo?

 

Any other funny noises when driving?

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No noises
Mounts and guibo older but solid


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Difficult shifting recently like the gates are not where they were prior if you will

Is shifter loose and all sloppy and the trans not getting full gear engaged?


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[Simeon]

Is your clutch disengaging?

 

Sit still on a level road, no brakes, foot down on clutch and in gear. Any movement? How’s the idle speed?

[Lorin]

You don’t make any sense. Please organize your letters and punctuation so that others can understand you. 

 

 

How long did it take you to drive 300 miles in first gear ?

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[TobyB]

You broken your drvers' side motor mount.

 

Try letting the clutch out with the hood open- watch 

the engine to see if it hops out of the bay...

 

t

[Mike Self]

9 hours ago, TobyB said:

You broke your drivers' side motor mount.

Or if you have an early car (pre 1971), the right side motor mount bracket itself may be cracked/broken.  Early brackets are a single piece of bent-over metal and stress fracture.  Later ones are welded up and much sturdier.  

 

mike

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Siemon;
Thanks
Tried your suggestion
No movement
Engine mounts solid


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Toby
Thanks
Engine mounts solid no lift on open hood observation revving engine to 5000 rpm


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[2002Scoob]

Stock Solex Carburetor?

 

Could be it flooding itself due to a failed diaphragm, causing your bucking, spurts and stutters. 

 

Will it flood and stall? 

[2002Scoob]

We definitely need some more information to diagnose.

 

To test your mounts as Toby recommends, it isn't about reving, it's about applying a load.

 

Have your foot on the brake and let out the clutch a little so that it wants to stall the motor. If the motor doesn't move dramatically, then that isn't your problem. 

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Scoob2002
Thanks
No flood no stall


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[TobyB]

questioning effectiveness of communication, here. 

 

MB, at a stop with the car in 1st and the hood open,

and a safe amount of room in front of you,

try to drive away with the emergency brake pulled. 

 

This will 100% rule out what's happened to me twice now. 

Your initial description of what's happening makes it a likely possibility.

 

t

 

[Hans]

I would be inclined to prop hood open for this exercise.