i have a 95 prelude tranny, how do i adjust the clutch, i have only worked with cable trans before???????????????????

 

what do u mean by adjust the clutch??

 

Are you referring to how hard the clutch pedal is to engage/disengage?

 

I am, I had some trouble locating the adjuster on my lude... The pedal has some play right away, and I don't like the way it feels. Thanks

 

no no, u know how on a cable trans u can adjust the cable so the clutch engages or disengages more?? well i mean how do u do that on a hydro tranny.

 

ive never heard of that before(hydro) are you talking about bleeding your clutch?

 

The only way you can make ANY adjustments is if you take the clutch master cylinder off the clutch pedal and adjust the length of the shaft on the clutch master.

Let me know if you need any help doing this.

 

I NEED HELP, explain how to do waht u said above, thanks man, so much thanks

 

There is not a whole lot you can do to adjust a hydrolic clutch. You can adjust the rod that connects to the clutch peddle (it should have a few MM of free play), and that's about it.

 

what about the fulcrum on the throwout bearing

 

no adjustment there. it's just a solid "fork thingy" that pushes the throwout bearing intot the pressure plate thingy, when you push on the clutch peddle.

what exaclty are you trying to do again?

 

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this is correct. you can loosen the twelve mm nut on the clutch master cyl. rod. this will allow you to turn the rod. you will want a 1/2 in to 3/4 in. of free play. the proper amount of free play is very important for clutch life