Well why not use the old style method to know if the clutch is weak. If it slips it is on the way out. If they start to slip they never get better. The factory stealer store uses that guage to get ahead of the competition. Bet you can usually get three more years out of that clutch, more then that if you know how to manage it. It is not like a tire that blows and leaves you stranded, it will give you miles and miles of warning.

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