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Originally Posted by Armhunter I have a question then.. If I am running through a canyon, staying in 3rd gear almost the whole drive through.. Speeds anywhere from 45-80, not

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Old 05-20-2013, 04:43 PM   #13 (permalink)
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I have a question then.. If I am running through a canyon, staying in 3rd gear almost the whole drive through.. Speeds anywhere from 45-80, not shifting much at all, not using the clutch much at all, am I still effecting slave/master cylinder? or fluids?
this is way to vague. what might not be much to one person could be alot to another.

if you are using the clutch and shifting then yes you are using those components and fluid.

i think im a little lost on what your asking though
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