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Dont forget the clutch fluid system is also a lot smaller in fluid volume so it will get more moisture faster. If you dont want to keep doing a full
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Dont forget the clutch fluid system is also a lot smaller in fluid volume so it will get more moisture faster.
If you dont want to keep doing a full flush, you could just siphon out the fluid in the reservoir and put in some new fluid it will cycle through eventually and you can repeat that to get most of the moisture out. I also have a spare ss clutch line if you want it Pete. I have no use for it since I converted to the z1 csc elimination kit. Last edited by nismolucino; 02-23-2016 at 11:13 AM. |
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