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8. Yes, I realized after I wrote it that it wasn't really my clutch grinding

Sat Jan 18, 2014, 01:43 PM

Jan 2014

but it made for a good title.

You don't live in Northern New England, do you?

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Ummm.... my clutch grindeth [View all] Tab Dec 2013 OP

If I recall correctly, these cars have a hydraulic clutch. Turbineguy Dec 2013 #1

Hmm.... will have to look in on that. Tab Dec 2013 #2

See if you have fluid left in the clutch master. Mopar151 Dec 2013 #3

Storage is the problem BobUp Dec 2013 #4

Clutches don't grind - tranny gears do though . . . ConcernedCanuk Jan 2014 #7

Try reading profiles - mine is clear and up to date (I know most aren't) ConcernedCanuk Jan 2014 #10

Thanks Tab Jan 2014 #11

I don't know if you read my reply... JohnnyRingo Jan 2014 #12

No, I didn't catch that. Tab Jan 2014 #13

Use only Dot4 fluid. JohnnyRingo Jan 2014 #14

Did you add brake fluid to the clutch or brake cylinder recently? JohnnyRingo Jan 2014 #9

Check for clutch fluid leak at slave dust boot, or master firewall. Eleanors38 Mar 2014 #15