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I have never had a master or slave failure, but my clutch reservoir always has those little black bits floating in it. I get them out once or twice a

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Old 04-01-2015, 03:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have never had a master or slave failure, but my clutch reservoir always has those little black bits floating in it. I get them out once or twice a year, they always come back. 3-4 years later, everything still works fine, still have those little bits floating in the reservoir too.
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Good stuff. Im a little less worried now. Thanks guys.

I have some ATE TYP 200 at home from the last flush (before the new parts were installed). Ill flush it with that as soon as I get home tonight.
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I have never had a master or slave failure, but my clutch reservoir always has those little black bits floating in it. I get them out once or twice a year, they always come back. 3-4 years later, everything still works fine, still have those little bits floating in the reservoir too.
Yeap, about 15k miles I have to flush it out using Dot4. I have those particles also. Little black specs like it is cooked fluid.
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