Clutch Pedal Adjustment Question
07-27-2008, 11:23 AM
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Clutch Pedal Adjustment Question
Hello,
I assum many of you are familiar with turning the pin the connects to the "fork" that connect to the clutch pedal in order to manipulate the position of the clutch pedal. I have heard the procedure done two ways. One involves merely rotating the pin. The other involves rotating the "fork". Either of these methods changes the position of the pedal. I am wondering if rotating the pin has additional impacts, specifically, is rotating the pin doing anything else other than moving the pedal, perhaps in a place where I cant see? I realize this is rather vague, but I am going under the assumption that readers will have done this procedure. Thanks!!
I assum many of you are familiar with turning the pin the connects to the "fork" that connect to the clutch pedal in order to manipulate the position of the clutch pedal. I have heard the procedure done two ways. One involves merely rotating the pin. The other involves rotating the "fork". Either of these methods changes the position of the pedal. I am wondering if rotating the pin has additional impacts, specifically, is rotating the pin doing anything else other than moving the pedal, perhaps in a place where I cant see? I realize this is rather vague, but I am going under the assumption that readers will have done this procedure. Thanks!!
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I tried to adjust the clutch position by playing with rod and fork, but I put everything back to where they were. If I remember correctly, it's the slave cylinder that has a tiny sweet spot, so manipulating from the clutch pedal will most likely end up putting unnecessary stress on rest of the assembly. My suggestion is just keep it the way it is.
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Originally Posted by go_speed_engy
Hello,
I assum many of you are familiar with turning the pin the connects to the "fork" that connect to the clutch pedal in order to manipulate the position of the clutch pedal. I have heard the procedure done two ways. One involves merely rotating the pin. The other involves rotating the "fork". Either of these methods changes the position of the pedal. I am wondering if rotating the pin has additional impacts, specifically, is rotating the pin doing anything else other than moving the pedal, perhaps in a place where I cant see? I realize this is rather vague, but I am going under the assumption that readers will have done this procedure. Thanks!!
I assum many of you are familiar with turning the pin the connects to the "fork" that connect to the clutch pedal in order to manipulate the position of the clutch pedal. I have heard the procedure done two ways. One involves merely rotating the pin. The other involves rotating the "fork". Either of these methods changes the position of the pedal. I am wondering if rotating the pin has additional impacts, specifically, is rotating the pin doing anything else other than moving the pedal, perhaps in a place where I cant see? I realize this is rather vague, but I am going under the assumption that readers will have done this procedure. Thanks!!
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