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A quick csc failure question!

I doubt that's the cause of the csc failure unless you were feathering the clutch on every shift, then the clutch disc will likely to be worn out before the

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Old 03-19-2015, 04:38 PM   #15 (permalink)
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I doubt that's the cause of the csc failure unless you were feathering the clutch on every shift, then the clutch disc will likely to be worn out before the csc. I suspect that the main causes are excessive heat and poor material of the rubber seals.

Cars with external csc would normally last much longer.

[QUOTE=Davey;3142501]My theory is that rapidly pressing the clutch is what kills it/QUOTE]
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