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08/11/03
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the clutch would keep clycling ,it stop if I rechagre it but only good for couple days,I dont have $
so how diffclue to find the leak and fix it myself?
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08/11/03
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Use a can of flourecent dye leak detector and a blacklight to find the leak.
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so how diffclue to find the leak and fix it myself?