RE: Clutch removal, inspection, and installation explained.
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RE: Clutch removal, inspection, and installation explai... - 8/28/2008 11:00:23 PM
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TK954RR
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^ You should use a new gasket, even if the old one looks good, you may have bent or put a small tear somewhere you dont see, and could cause a leak. The only exception being if its less then a week or 2 old and you have to go back in for some reason. Then i would say just clean the surfaces and re use.
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RE: Clutch removal, inspection, and installation explai... - 10/30/2008 2:51:40 AM
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pontyhufc
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i never knew that it was as simple to do as that. the inside of the engine has always scared the hell out of me.
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