Clutch pedal
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Clutch pedal
Hi all been here before but clutch pedal is not biting until almost all the way up.Simple question requiring a side answer for a simple person please.In the picture thearea show with the screwdriver against it.Will this part get longer or shorter if I turn it to improve the bite so I know I am going the correct way please.
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Re: Clutch pedal
To increase the free movement of the clutch pedal, screw the adjusting nut towards the front of the car.
To decrease the free movement of the pedal, screw the nut towards the rear of the car.
To decrease the free movement of the pedal, screw the nut towards the rear of the car.
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Re: Clutch pedal
Thanks do I guess as yhe bite is very high I need to move it towards the front of the car making it longer.Would that be correct ta.
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Re: Clutch pedal
I don't know which model you have but with the 948cc model (and I think the 803cc) the free play should be 3/4 inch. The 1098 cc model is about 1 and 3/8 inches. If your pedal is 'biting' high up, it suggests that the free play is not enough so, yes, moving the nut towards the front of the car would increase the free play. But measure the free play on the pedal first and see what it measures and then adjust accordingly
Re: Clutch pedal
Yes getting the free play is the aim, so whichever way you make the adjustment, the distance ( whatever for your particular model) is measured from the pedal at rest to when you feel resistance when pushing downwards. What is the distance now, out of interest?
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Re: Clutch pedal
From the picture it looks to be an hydraulic clutch conversion/operation?
A totally different kettle of fish to the original direct mechanical linkage.
A totally different kettle of fish to the original direct mechanical linkage.
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Re: Clutch pedal
Thanks not measured the distance but will try an adjustment as advised.zit is a sierra box onto an ital 1275 etc.