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Old 03-16-2001, 10:46 AM   #2
Clark Rodgers
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Hey Rev,
It's nice to see you asking for advice because you always are giving good advice yourself. I was told by several people that with the traction-loc you have to add this friction modifier or you will get the chattering you are talking about. The fluid allows the plates to slip, Hope this helps.

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