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Old 16-06-2007, 12:19 PM   #1
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Default Clutch Problem Pt2

Following on from my previous thread HERE , I changed the clutch cable and gearbox oil but I still had to adjust the cable quite a fair way to have the pedal feel right and working. Here is a pic its 60mm from the firewall to the end of the thread, before I adjusted the old cable the very first time it was sitting on 45mm. Just seems a little too much?, as now the pedal sits out way past the 140mm inside the car. What could be possible problems and what may need replacing fixing?? Any input would be much appreciated.
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