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7M-Brisbane Forums Junkie Location: Brisbane Registered: November 2002	Re: Big HP Clutch's Sun, 17 August 2003 07:47 Norbie wrote Air in the hydraulic lines can cause a clutch to slip. Yes I know it doesn't make any sense, but I've seen it happen! Exactly. TurboRA28 wrote I thought the hydrolics would only cause problems with disengaging the clutch. Not have anything to do with it clamping. If there is contamination on the line, the slave may extend of its own accord (for example, contaminants may expand with heat). Also contaminants may stop the slave from returning correctly. [Report message to a moderator]

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