Hi Ted, James,
No Clutch adjustment ??
Technically, as you say there is no "clutch" adjustment. The position of
the slave is adjustable. This makes a difference to clutch operation.
After all, why did they put a pinch bolt there with an adjustment slot
on the slave cylinder ?
It has always worked for me. - move it right back and then try selecting
a gear.....
Surely someone else has found this ??
Peter
> I've heard of this solution before, but wondered if it would actually work.
> Since the clutch release is hydraulic, wouldn't the slave cylinder piston
> just be pushed further back the first time that you stepped on the pedal and
> you would be right back to square one? Your fluid level would be higher,
but
> that's
> about it. Unless of course the slave cylinder piston had reached the end of
> its
> travel...
>
> Replies????
>
> -Greg
greg, you are right. there is no clutch adjustment in this manner. the
slave is self-compeensating. length of rod only pushes piston further,
not piston pushes rod further. ted
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Ted Schumacher
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