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Funny thing, the clutch shake is gone

I'm not sure why, but I have a theory. I seem to have small leak either at the rear of the engine or the front of the transaxle. So there was a small puddle of oily stuff in the bottom of the clutch housing. 6 months ago I took a screwdriver and forced an opening at the bottom of the clutch housing, oil dripped out. Since then there's no puddle of oil for the clutch to dip into. And the clutch now works perfectly. Is my theory right? It's rare things get better by them selves...

2/1/0811:32 AM

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