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Old 05-09-2002, 04:43 PM
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If you have a leak, the clutch will behave fine until the operating temperature is reached. When the air is heated in the lines, it will compress more easily. You could drive it several miles and have it be fine until the air warms up, then shifting problems will arise. Of course, this is all assuming you do have a hydraulic leak ;D
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