guys my clutch seems very high on the FTO (si uv been told)
maybe it needs adjusting but just wondering whats everyone elses like?
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by d_dan » Tue Mar 11, 2008 12:15 am
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by Muad_dib77 » Tue Mar 11, 2008 12:00 pm
Mines around the middle..
sure if it's up high you can clutch/de-clucth faster no?
sure if it's up high you can clutch/de-clucth faster no?
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by kevinod » Tue Mar 11, 2008 12:09 pm
Is it the height of the pedal, or what point the clutch engages?
Its very relative, mine engages reasonably low but not too low, but my brother has had cars where to me the clutch seemed to engage very high, but he was happy with it, suited his driving style. In turn he said mine was lower than he liked!
Its all what you're used to yourself, but you can adjust the height of thhe pedal alright. Check the workshop manual part 1, page 265. There's info in there as well about bleeding air from the clutch system. There is a possibility the clutch could be on the way out but hopefully not.
Its very relative, mine engages reasonably low but not too low, but my brother has had cars where to me the clutch seemed to engage very high, but he was happy with it, suited his driving style. In turn he said mine was lower than he liked!
Its all what you're used to yourself, but you can adjust the height of thhe pedal alright. Check the workshop manual part 1, page 265. There's info in there as well about bleeding air from the clutch system. There is a possibility the clutch could be on the way out but hopefully not.
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by misterbishi » Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:04 pm
The bite point on mine is quite high, I'd say the bite is in the last 2 inches (as always! 
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