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How to adjust the clutch.
04-12-2007, 08:55 PM
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How to adjust the clutch.
So... like how do you adjust the clutch my clutch went from perfect to slipping. Is there like a **** on the transmission that you like turn or something??
p.s. for those who know me sorry i have not been around much im in the middle of moving and when this is all finished ill be back.
p.s. for those who know me sorry i have not been around much im in the middle of moving and when this is all finished ill be back.
04-12-2007, 08:59 PM
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RE: How to adjust the clutch.
ORIGINAL: Machwon
you need the Steeda / UPR clutch adjuster kit- then you can adjust it on the quadrant, firewall, or cable itself.
you need the Steeda / UPR clutch adjuster kit- then you can adjust it on the quadrant, firewall, or cable itself.
04-12-2007, 09:48 PM
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RE: How to adjust the clutch.
Ford quadrants are made of nylon and are self adjusting; pull up firmly on the clutch pedal until you hear a *click.*
You may get more than one click out of it.
But eventually, you'll want to get rid of that crappy nylon quadrant and go for a clutch adjuster kit from Steeda.
You may get more than one click out of it.
But eventually, you'll want to get rid of that crappy nylon quadrant and go for a clutch adjuster kit from Steeda.
04-13-2007, 04:14 PM
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RE: How to adjust the clutch.
ORIGINAL: Glen
Ford quadrants are made of nylon and are self adjusting; pull up firmly on the clutch pedal until you hear a *click.*
You may get more than one click out of it.
But eventually, you'll want to get rid of that crappy nylon quadrant and go for a clutch adjuster kit from Steeda.
Ford quadrants are made of nylon and are self adjusting; pull up firmly on the clutch pedal until you hear a *click.*
You may get more than one click out of it.
But eventually, you'll want to get rid of that crappy nylon quadrant and go for a clutch adjuster kit from Steeda.
04-13-2007, 07:49 PM
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RE: How to adjust the clutch.
WHere is the clicking noise coming from? the pedal? the trans?
As for replacing your factory quadrant, whats the point? They work just fine, Ive had 10 stangs and I have yet to put an aftermarket quadrant in. People that say theyre junk = noobs.
-P.
As for replacing your factory quadrant, whats the point? They work just fine, Ive had 10 stangs and I have yet to put an aftermarket quadrant in. People that say theyre junk = noobs.
-P.
04-13-2007, 08:37 PM
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RE: How to adjust the clutch.
ORIGINAL: P Zero
WHere is the clicking noise coming from? the pedal? the trans?
As for replacing your factory quadrant, whats the point? They work just fine, Ive had 10 stangs and I have yet to put an aftermarket quadrant in. People that say theyre junk = noobs.
-P.
WHere is the clicking noise coming from? the pedal? the trans?
As for replacing your factory quadrant, whats the point? They work just fine, Ive had 10 stangs and I have yet to put an aftermarket quadrant in. People that say theyre junk = noobs.
-P.
