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Your Berks HFC don't have heat shields like stock, and the clutch lines run right next to them so you boiled the clutch fluid. Insulate the clutch lines and flush
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Your Berks HFC don't have heat shields like stock, and the clutch lines run right next to them so you boiled the clutch fluid. Insulate the clutch lines and flush the clutch fluid and put in high temp brake fluid like Motul RBF600 before going back on track.
240 degrees is pretty low for track temps so that should not put you in limp mode. |
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