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04-12-2002, 10:27 AM
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My poor 79 RIP
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Suisun City,
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PKRWUD, dumping the cluth never helped it with me, just seemed to make it worse. When I did it the way I said above, It got rid of it completly. It never again did it. I think it's because it gets hot and warps. When it warps, it makes waves in the clutch material. Putting it in the highest gear, and smoking the clutch was the only way I found to fix this "wave" in the clutch.
Do u understand ponyexpress289. I did this till either I saw smoke, or smelled it. It stinks, so u will know when. But remember, this burns off your clutch, so u will have to buy a new one faster.
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