So my stilo has a very wide clutch biting point, compared to everything ive driven before.
What im used to: quickly release clutch half way to 3/4 until it starts to bite, then slowly release the 1-2cm until it engages fully and drive away. easy
What stilo does: release pedal until half way when it starts to bite, then slowly release another 5+ cm until it engages fully. So the pedal travel between clutch starting to grip and fully clamping is very long. So then driving off slowly is not an issue, but starting to go fast is a painful process. If i release it too slow - clutch burns, if i release it too fast, the car judders uncomfortably. Its like a 2 step clutch movement and it is very unusual..
Are all stilos like this ? Any input is very appreciated, before i get too annoyed and bring it for a clutch change.
The clutch itself is not slipping though
What im used to: quickly release clutch half way to 3/4 until it starts to bite, then slowly release the 1-2cm until it engages fully and drive away. easy
What stilo does: release pedal until half way when it starts to bite, then slowly release another 5+ cm until it engages fully. So the pedal travel between clutch starting to grip and fully clamping is very long. So then driving off slowly is not an issue, but starting to go fast is a painful process. If i release it too slow - clutch burns, if i release it too fast, the car judders uncomfortably. Its like a 2 step clutch movement and it is very unusual..
Are all stilos like this ? Any input is very appreciated, before i get too annoyed and bring it for a clutch change.
The clutch itself is not slipping though