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tickman
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clutch pedal movement

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just wondering how much pedal movement you have before the pedal meets resistance as i have about and inch and a half before this happens.

i assume i can adjust most of this out but was wondering how much to leave as slack!

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Post by iddy »

One handbook I own say's 3/4" on all models, while Haynes say 3/4" on 9M engine, and 1 1/4" on 10M engine using the presure of one finger.
(not sure which finger though :D )

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Post by iddy »

Doh, obviously didn't press the S hard enough when spelling pressure :oops:

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That is correct, 3/4" free movement on the earlier cars and 1 1/2" on the later models. If you find that the 1 1/2" adjustment leads to a crunching
gear change then your clutch linkage could probably do with an overhaul i.e.
new clevis pins and rubber bush etc.
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Post by tickman »

thanks for that, will have a proper check but it is not far off the mark.
does not crunch but some times is a little difficuly to get out of gear (usually 2nd more than any other)
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