I was playing around with the adjustment of my clutch pedal , I wanted it to engage closer to the floor. I got it to do that but now there is a lot of free play in the pedal like its loose. How can i get rid of this ? Is there a way to adjust the spring too.

 

the only way to adjust freeplay that i know of is to loosen the locknut where the pedal touches that sensor thing, rotate the sensor thing inwards, then tighten the locknut.

There are 3 sensors down there. The closest one with a 19mm(?) nut is to adjust free play. The one up top with a 19mm(?) nut is to adjust disengagement of the clutch, and the 12mm nut that loosens the rod on the back of the pedal adjusts pedal height.

if you need a picture or a full explanation, i can post pics of an article i found on it.

 

yeah post it up that would help a lot thanks

 

interested as well.

 

wow, i want it to engage further away...i dont like it how mine is like an inch and it engages..rest of it..clutch dosent even engage..i have to sit soo close..i dont like it...i mean...im not a midget.. 5'9 and i dont have short legs..and i have to sit really close..and i like my steering wheel low...so iono...let me know how to make it engage further away

 

There is a rod that goes through the fire wall , attached to the top of the clutch pedal , loosen the bolt on it 12mm i think turn the rod like you were loosening it. the more you loosen the clutch will engage higher up from the floor. Then just tighten up that bolt. I did it to mine , i tried both i like to engage closer to the floor because im only 5'6.

 

hopefully this works; i don't know if imagestation will let me link this way.

Article out of what appears to be a Chilton manual or information from Chiltons. Don't ask me where I got it b/c i honestly don't remember. my clutch engages closer to the floor and the clutch height is even with my brake pedal, but beware: when making it too close to the floor and out of spec, shifting hard at redline from 1st-2nd may cause you to grind or miss. just my personal experience.

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