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Clutch and manual transmission

Tiny
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My 1978 diesel240 mercedes is acting up. I purchesed it from my grandfather a week ago and have driven about 200 miles ontop of the 208,300. The past few days it has been makeing a ping sound after I shift threw the first three gears. Last night I drove about 200 miles and it was fine but when I parked I was leaking fluid out of or around the transmission so I parked it and when I went out to start it this mourning my clutch pedal was all the way to my floorboard. A friend said it may be a 'throw out bearing' but another friend said it may be my linkage. What do u think? THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP.?
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Thursday, October 11th, 2007 AT 2:51 PM

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Tiny
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Its probally the hydrolics, for the clutch, by the brake fluid there is another resivor pull the lid off and ck the fluid, its brake fluid also but for the clutch
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Sunday, October 14th, 2007 AT 10:37 PM

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