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Clutch adjustment
- rexthecat
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Looked up how to adjust it when I got back.
Is it just the plastic adjuster on the gear box??
Ha looks so easy, propper stress trying to drive it through london! Anyone know why the cable would get tight, I thought they get loose, more play as the clutch wears?
Atleast looks like an easy fix though unless it's seized
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rexthecat wrote: Driving home from some really fun greenlaning today my clutch started to slip, was slipping a bit early on but got really bad just a couple of miles from home, just about made it. It's not the first time it's happened, got it adjusted last time, cable was too tight.
Looked up how to adjust it when I got back.
Is it just the plastic adjuster on the gear box??
Ha looks so easy, propper stress trying to drive it through london! Anyone know why the cable would get tight, I thought they get loose, more play as the clutch wears?
Atleast looks like an easy fix though unless it's seized
Cheers
Sorry cant help on adjustment But good meeting you guys and a good day was had
Vinnie
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There is a thread but it maybe difficult to turn if old.
I put a new cable on mine and it was so much nicer.
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No it gets tighter as clutch wears so you need to loosen it.
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I did find a bit of road in an industrial estate I could push it harder and under max revs I could get it to slip in 4th, that's ragging it through the gears basically, its 1.6
So.....I'm thinking do I change it, its a 3 paddle cluch and about 6 months old, but I did get propper stuck in deep mud at one point a while back. I'm taking it down to brighton to get it lifted, its a bit of a way and just thinking maybe get it done if its likely to go
Any thoughts?
Oh by the way on the we question it was recommended to me and worked fine, the adjuster is only plastic so too much force will bust it anyhow I reckon
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