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When the Fluid in a Viscous Coupling Becomes Heated, the Fluid

Question 120

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When the fluid in a viscous coupling becomes heated, the fluid will:

A) thin out to lubricate better.
B) overheat and have to be changed.
C) not be affected by heat.
D) thicken to help coupling.

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