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chunkymunky
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Just in time, need it this weekend!
Be sure to carry a bottle of brake fluid from now on.
A top up every so often BEFORE it stops working can save lots of grief.
Clanforbes
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Although NOT normally recommended ... if you are desperately stuck, you can use water to get you home but the entire clutch system would then need to be bled at the easliest opportunity.
Water is non-compressible and mixes well with brake/clutch fluid. However, don't do this for your brakes as heat generated may cause the water to boil and aereate the system.
But like I said ONLY FOR DESPERATE EMERGENCY USE.
Right, let the flame wars begin.
Water is non-compressible and mixes well with brake/clutch fluid. However, don't do this for your brakes as heat generated may cause the water to boil and aereate the system.
But like I said ONLY FOR DESPERATE EMERGENCY USE.
Right, let the flame wars begin.
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