Subject	Does your clutch work?
Posted by	Dpilati on September 26, 2000 at 10:55 AM
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In Reply To	I need some help on making a decision.LONG, REALLY LONG>>>>> posted by LowerJerZey on September 26, 2000 at 10:25 AM
Message	My advice - leave the clutch alone if it works. It is doubtful that you will ruin anything if it is "a little spongy" and I don't think it is worth a tear down to get to it if it works.
Follow Ups	I need some help on making a decision.LONG, REALLY LONG>>>>> - LowerJerZey 10:25:55 09/26/00 Uhm.. So what do you do when the TT breaks down? $$$ (n/m) - ZX NAT (Dallas) 10:44:28 09/26/00 I can afford it. I make good money, it is that I just>>> - LowerJerZey 12:04:14 09/26/00 Not a chance. >> - John P. 10:53:21 09/26/00 Does your clutch work? - Dpilati 10:55:54 09/26/00 I knew what I was getting into when I bought this car>>> - LowerJerZey 11:18:28 09/26/00 Smoking Crack to ask $175 to bleed clutch. (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 11:44:00 09/26/00 Sorry I meant $150, 2 hour job at $75 an hour>>> - LowerJerZey 11:59:46 09/26/00 It only take 10-15 minutes to bleed clutch system. - MikeH(Phoenix) 12:16:28 09/26/00 How much do you think UAS will give me for a trade?>>>> - LowerJerZey 11:56:32 09/26/00 You'll have to talk to Aaron or Brian about it >>> - SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) 13:29:08 09/26/00
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