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Looking through the posts, I decided to check my clutch fluid. Yuckiee! Turkey baster, DOT 4, daughter pumping the clutch as I watched the carp come up. So that leaves me with the next question......how do I know if I should change my brake pads?
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If you have carp in your system you might try adding rotenone???
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If you can't tell with the wheels on for some reason, just remove them and it's pretty easy to see what pad remains.
