Thrust bearing will not cause this. If the revs are high and you have little or no drive the clutch is slipping, other factors may come into play, a sticky pressure plate or a faulty pressure plate, binding hydraulic system, may be holding pressure on the clutch causing it to slip. The thrust bearing is attached to the clutch fork and when hydraulic pressure is applied to the slave cylinder the fork is pushed and the thrust bearing transfers the pressure to the pressure plate releasing the drive plate.
Thursday, February 15th, 2018 AT 3:12 AM