might have clutch problem
10-09-2009, 09:32 AM
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Who needs a clutch. Just shut it off at lights and start her in gear.
Seriously, I had the same sort of thing happen a few years back. All it takes is a couple failed rivets and everything starts coming apart.
Take a good look at everything that may have been contacted by flying pieces. It was probably a pinball machine in there.
Seriously, I had the same sort of thing happen a few years back. All it takes is a couple failed rivets and everything starts coming apart.
Take a good look at everything that may have been contacted by flying pieces. It was probably a pinball machine in there.
10-09-2009, 01:49 PM
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Who needs a clutch. Just shut it off at lights and start her in gear.
Seriously, I had the same sort of thing happen a few years back. All it takes is a couple failed rivets and everything starts coming apart.
Take a good look at everything that may have been contacted by flying pieces. It was probably a pinball machine in there.
Seriously, I had the same sort of thing happen a few years back. All it takes is a couple failed rivets and everything starts coming apart.
Take a good look at everything that may have been contacted by flying pieces. It was probably a pinball machine in there.
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