clutch or vcu?
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ZDomZ
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If the vcu is tight it will cause more strain on the drive train. But it generally won't cause the clutch to slip.
Hippo
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You could test the vcu with the "one wheel up test" as described on ere may times, to get an indication of what it's doing. As above I don't think it's the vcu causing yer clutch to slip. What miles have you done since the clutch was last replaced? Is this a fault that's started or has it done it for a while.
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ZDomZ
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I also meant to say hello and welcome, you are obviously a longtime lurker!
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Diesel Do
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Vcu may or may not be knackered but it won't have much effect on the clutch
