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Old 08-31-2006, 10:56 PM
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One thing that I did last time that saved time later was too remove the clutch slave from the bell housing that will save you from bleeding the system, I used to disconnect the hydraulic line, easier at the time but more work later. Removing the linkage "clips" was a challenge the first time. Also be sure and mark the drive shaft in case its gets seperated, which can happen. Doing the clutch on these cars is not bad at all and feels so good when you drive it
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