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Clutch stuck no pressure 120-130 1968

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Thu Dec 5 14:19 CST 2013
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I've had similar experiences to Eric with my 122. Mine started leaking bad, and the replacement I ordered had a faulty bleeder that wouldn't shut.

I ended up taking the seals out of the new slave and putting them in my old one, and sent the faulty one back. (For the record, I explained to them the problem, told them what I did, and they gladly refunded my money.)

Even now on especially cold or hot days, the cylinder will leak a little bit, but it is seldom, and totally manageable.

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