Some recent information - she had her mechanic look at it. Of course
they didn't notice the slipping when they test drove it (damn cars!).
But they bled the lines and told her the clutch looked fine (can you
look at the clutch that easily?).

She has the car back and it just did it again. I guess the
troubleshooting information now includes - "clutch seems to slip
sometimes and after warmed up". Any new ideas?

Thanks,


duckbill wrote:
> Classic case of a worn out clutch. If she continues to drive it that way,
> it could leave her stranded. Plan on replacing the clutch disc, pressure
> plate, throw out bearing, pilot bearing, and you may be wise to have the
> flywheel turned by a machine shop. The last item is dependent on flywheel
> wear or heat caused by clutch slippage. Bad things start happening when
> driving with a worn out clutch.
> Good luck.