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| Joined: | 02-22-2006 |
| Location: | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma USA |
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This is indeed the case. I decided that my summer would be much more exciting with a few blood clots scattered throughout my lungs during the peak spring driving season. That was followed by a record (for Oklahoma City) of 20 continuous days of rain and high chances for a couple of weeks after that (I try not to drive in the rain). I'm guessing there was about 14 weeks of sitting with the battery tender as the only excitement it had. With the humidity I am sure the flywheel was looking rather brown, but I still can't figure out how that would affect the clutch pucks. I just love British cars.
Joey