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Technician A says that with self-adjusting clutch systems, the release bearing constantly rotates. Technician B says the ball bearing portion of the release bearing should be lubricated with high temperature grease during routine maintenance. Which technician is correct?
◦ Technician A only
◦ Technician B only
◦ Both technicians A and B
◦ Neither technician A nor B
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