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clutch to

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clutch someone or something to something
to grasp and hold someone or something to something. She clutched the baby to her bosom. Lee clutched the ice pack to his head.
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For example, when changing from 1st to 2nd gear, the computer detects the up-shift and engages 2nd gear, then releases the 1st-gear clutch while engaging the 2nd-gear clutch to achieve a seamless gear change.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THERE'S ANOTHER REASON YOU DON'T WANT YOUR CLUTCH TO FAIL.
The two seals are responsible for sealing the hydraulic pressure that allows the torque converter clutch to engage and hold.
 
 
 
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