Reply to "Black stuff in clutch master reservoir"

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No functional performance issues with the braided line. Once bled, the length of the line doesn't really matter. Although, the original braided line did spring a leak a couple of years ago for whatever reason. Shouldn't have, but it did. Those lines are rated at 3,000 psi. Replaced the line, and no problems since.

Just in case, I like to keep a spare of just about all the potential failure items. That way I can continue to drive throughout the cruise-in season here in lovely Ohio...

As I mentioned, I eventually pulled the hard line under the front trunk and routed the extra length of the braided line through the hole.

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