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hey guys,

went on a cruise today and on one occasion my clutch slipped a tiny bit...

after that i could smell it for a little while...

how long will this last? (the smell)

the clutch and box feel fine... i just don't like the smell, girlfriend described the smell as, 'if you were stuck in a fart chamber'

seriously, it was f*cking stinky

anyone have any idea? cheers

Andrew :rofl:

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lol well i don't REALLY admit it when i fart, and usually when i do, the cars next to me don't really smell it bahahaha

nah is alright, the first time i really gave it super mega dooper looper sh*t and it feels alright...

only that one occasion and it feels perfectly fine, afterwards it was alright... it's just the smell i want to get rid of...

quite certain i won't be needing a new clutch anytime soon so no stress there

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f*cking ROFL Vincent... i only wash there when i think i have to... JOKES! bahaha

nah, was serious after i gave it some stick, wasn't anyone else's car i'm 100% certain of that...

P.S: (i told my girlfriend your username and she absolutely lost it, then after about 5 minutes of laughing she told me what it meant)

LOL hell funny, i keep using that word now bahaha

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