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Clutch adjustment


nbesheer

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Okay I recently replaced my clutch master and slave cylinder. Now I did not know if I should adjust the "fork" on the master cylinder or not so i just left it the way it is. Now I'm beginning to think that the clutch doesn't disengage all the way... some times it is hard to get into any gear while stopped, occasionally reverse is really hard as well. And today on the way home from work it seemed like my clutch was slipping :( so my question for you guys which my haynes manual did not go in depth about is,

 

How should I adjust the clutch

A. Using the fork on the master cylinder

B. Using the clutch adjusting rod. (which is supposed to be set at a certain measurement

How do I know weather or not the clutch is fully disengaged ?

 

I'm guessing I would be able to see on either the master cylinder if the push rod isn't pulled back all the way, or maybe the withdrawal lever on the tranny itself ?

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