High Clutch vs Low Clutch. A high clutch normally indicates that your clutch plate is on its last legs. Learn about the differences here…
Bleeding a clutch is a process that removes air bubbles from the clutch hydraulic system. This is important because air bubbles can cause a spongy or unresponsive clutch.
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