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Re: Engine Revs Up but doesn't move truck any quicker
I think Loc Doc suggested having it looked at by a shop because it sounds like you need someone more familiar with mechanical operations to evaluate. We are only guessing by what you describe. Also, a slipping clutch doesn't happen overnight. If that is what the problem is, we need to know how long it was slipping. The long it is allowed to slip the more damage done. The clutch surface could be glazed or worse, material worn away. Once the surface gets glazed you will not get proper clutch performance even after the simple process of adjusting the clutch.
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