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Yes, periodically and as specified by the manual; use minimum and maximum marks where provided.
Yes. Check the level periodically as directed by the model’s manual, using the minimum and maximum marks where the reservoir has them. Also investigate leaks or abnormal drops: checking for fluid loss is a valid precaution, not an incorrect alternative to checking the level. Do not wait for gears to grind or treat leaks as normal. Follow the manufacturer’s fluid and maintenance specifications.
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Only when the gears grind while operating the clutch.
No check is needed and fluid leaks are normal.
Yes, periodically and as specified by the manual; use minimum and maximum marks where provided.
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