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WiseGuyMar-03-04 11:29 AM
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well before i said i had problems with my transmission, turns out I think the only thing I need to fix is how far my cltch can be engaged. Right now when the put my foot on the clutch the car will turn on but I cant shift into anything. Im pretty sure i just need to tighten the clutch somehow, but Hayes really doesnt do a good job describing what I need. if someone could PLEASE describe what I need to tighten. thanks!

  

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turbo8uMar-03-04 02:19 PM
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#2369, "RE: tightening clutch?"
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how's the pedal feel? squishy? or hasnt changed?
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#2370, "RE: tightening clutch?"
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look in the clutch slave cylinder resourve. on the drivers side firewall. if its getting low or anything, try bleeding the clutch. i had this problem when i had air in the line.

  

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AdministratorCODE4Mar-04-04 06:58 AM
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#2372, "RE: tightening clutch?"
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Sounds like your clutch is fine and that you need fluid in the system. Add to the full line in the master reservoir then have someone give you a hand bleed it. There is a bleeder screw down on the slave cylinder.

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SilverRSMar-08-04 12:58 AM
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#2430, "RE: tightening clutch?"
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sorry to be off topic but a quick question what clutch fluid do you recommend? Dealer?

  

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Originally posted by SilverRS
sorry to be off topic but a quick question what clutch fluid do you recommend? Dealer?


Dot 5 brake fluid.

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