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10-22-2002, 06:01 PM
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New clutch
I haven't heard of any type of break in for a clutch? I would just drive it kind of easy for the first few minutes, upshifting & downshifting. Make sure everything feels right, no vibrations or noises, etc. And that's about it! You should have no problem with highway driving. I wouldn't see why that would hurt anything involved with the clutch. Happy shifting!
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