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02-21-2001, 02:05 PM
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Technically yes, it could be your clutch not disengauging fully. How old is the clutch, what adjuster is being used, and if the clutch is more than a year old, why didn't you replace it when you had the tranny off?
I would say the guy probably screwed the rebuilt BTW.  |
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