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I went to Konya during the holiday, I traveled 1768 km to the country, made a total of 360 TL to 1768 km. As for my problem; I'm going with 120-130. When I need to accelerate suddenly in 5th gear, the pressure to the end of the gas is going to be 6 to 6 and a half when it is at 4 thousand. The car starts to shout. I bought a 17 inch rim for a week. I got a tire on 225/45/17 I wonder if it is related to them.

Doesn't have an idea :)

You said there was no problem with the clutch, but it turns out that the clutch is missing.

Printing is probably missing the pad.

So how many miles does it show when it is 6000?

The pointer rises slowly upwards at 120 and returns to its normal speed when the last gas pressure reaches 140-150 after 4-5 seconds. I know it is from the linings, but for 2 years, the clutch's clutch does not grip above or below or there is nothing shaking or shaking in normal use.

[QUOTE = tolga.onal] pointer is rising slowly, while it is 120 upwards, it returns to its normal speed when it is 140-150 after 4-5 seconds after the last gas pressure. I know it is from the pads, but for 2 years, the clutch clutch does not grip above or below, or there is nothing shaking in the tremor, in normal use. I wonder if the rim is going to be wasted. Is the rim back to waste, and it ends, buddy :))

[QUOTE = muro_60] [QUOTE = tolga.onal] pointer slowly rises up to 120 while returning to its normal speed when the last gas pressure is 140-150 after 4-5 seconds. I know it is from the pads, but for 2 years, the clutch clutch does not grip above or below, or there is nothing shaking in the tremor, in normal use. I wonder if the rim is going to be wasted. Is the rim going to waste, and it ends, buddy:)) [/ QUOTE]

it was just an idea :) because I had a taxi a few years ago when the man pressed the brakes did not hold the tire rim, I said I wonder if he said he did not hold the tire rim when I asked him. I don't have any problem when I don't press the gas until the end, I don't have any problem in normal use.