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- 1. My name : Abdulelah Almutairi My class: automotive My first supervisor: herald hennig My second supervisor: john smart DEVELOPMENT OF CLUTCH SYSTEM
- 2. INDEX (CONTENT) • Research / project question • Introduction • Method • Expected results • Conclusion • Thanx • References
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- 4. INTRODUCTION I will started with the list the types of clutch system which are friction and hydraulic. And axplain the components with them functions
- 5. METHOD • The information will be collected through a research and do it as a lesson of the clutch systems.
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- 8. THANK YOU FOR FOCUSING
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