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Albany, Ny 77 spitefire

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Billymelendez

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Hello all, suddenly having a hard time shifting. Reading the forum looks like the first thing to do is try and bleed the clutch slave. Thoughts?
 
Hello Billlymelendez

Welcome to the forum

You will find the Triumph section very active and you are sure to get plenty of help, tips and advice there for your Spitfire issues.

Post some photos of the Spitfire

David
 
First thing I would do is check oil level in transmission. Then I would check fluid level in master cylinder. Could be you have a weeping slave cylinder. Look at drivers side carpet and see if fluid is leaking from back of master.
 
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