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Fluid engineering

Last time, we left my Magnette with the fuel system foibles seemingly sorted but with the clutch hydraulics still defective despite a new slave cylinder. The issue here was that air was getting into the system as quickly as it was being bled out. And the only way that it could be getting in was via the master cylinder.

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