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MGB MGB clutch slave bleed driving me nuts
At the risk of asking an FAQ here, here goes... Also, I'm just about angry enough that my normal, erudite and articulate nature may desert me, so hope this makes sense and doesn't go too long... The car is a 1974 MGB. It recently suffered a clutch hydraulic failure. So, I decided to change out...- wkilleffer
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TR6 Problem with Clutch on 1976 TR6
Hello, First I will start by stating that I am not a mechanic but an owner of a TR6 who helped my father care for the car while in High School. Since his passing 2 years ago I had the car delivered to MA where I restored the interior and changed all fluids, plugs, seals. Now the real things...