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]]> By: Cody http://tooldesk.com/blog/?p=195&cpage=1#comment-330 Cody Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:42:27 +0000 http://tooldesk.com/blog/?p=195#comment-330 You will know if your clutch is bad because you will see the tachometer rise when you are in gear and a load is applied. This shows that your clutch is slipping. Eventually if you do not install a new clutch and leave the old one it will just fail and you will not be able to get your car into gear. You will know if your clutch is bad because you will see the tachometer rise when you are in gear and a load is applied. This shows that your clutch is slipping. Eventually if you do not install a new clutch and leave the old one it will just fail and you will not be able to get your car into gear.

]]> By: Stephanie http://tooldesk.com/blog/?p=195&cpage=1#comment-320 Stephanie Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:28:39 +0000 http://tooldesk.com/blog/?p=195#comment-320 how do you know if the clutch is bad? and what happensif it get really bad? :) how do you know if the clutch is bad? and what happensif it get really bad? :)

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