Clutch adjustment help
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Mantamad
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What problem are you having with the clutch? Often bleeding the clutch hydraulics will solve it (depending on whats wrong!)
you have to push pedal half way down b4 it starts to work
Hope you understand that
thanks
Jason2
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Sounds Normal to me
Well i thought that but went to sell my car and the sales man said you need a new clutch
I thought well had it 2 years and i think its always been like it
Jason2
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Say no more!
PASTMASTER
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It's not normal to have the same problem?
Jason2
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Who's not normal?
What's not normal about pushing your/or letting your clutch half way up before it bites
Or are you the salesman in question?
First make sure the clutch master cylinder reservoir is FULL.
Second, make sure it stays full.
After that ask yourself "Is my clutch working fine?"
If is isn't broken, don't fix it, and in answer to your original question, no, you can't adjust your clutch, 'cos there's nothing to adjust!
CharlesY
Second, make sure it stays full.
After that ask yourself "Is my clutch working fine?"
If is isn't broken, don't fix it, and in answer to your original question, no, you can't adjust your clutch, 'cos there's nothing to adjust!
CharlesY
