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How to adjust the clutch.
#21
RE: How to adjust the clutch.
ORIGINAL: Fryguy22
does it sound like your clutch cable is breaking? Or is it more subtle and more natural sounding?
ORIGINAL: rbstang
yes.
ORIGINAL: Fryguy22
is this a consistent click? meaning does it happen every time you push down the clutch?
is this a consistent click? meaning does it happen every time you push down the clutch?
#22
New edge clutch adjustment
Hey there guys I am new to the forum and want some advice. I have recently had the opportunity to look at a car. Being my first car I immediately wanted a mustang. So I bought one. She's in amazing shape but just has a couple of flaws.
The biggest one is the clutch/cable. I have done several tests and have found that the clutch is still good but it seems like the clutch may not be engaging fully especially in the higher gears. Is it possible to adjust the factory clutch without adding any new parts? Thanks so much for all your help.
The biggest one is the clutch/cable. I have done several tests and have found that the clutch is still good but it seems like the clutch may not be engaging fully especially in the higher gears. Is it possible to adjust the factory clutch without adding any new parts? Thanks so much for all your help.
#23
Hey there guys I am new to the forum and want some advice. I have recently had the opportunity to look at a car. Being my first car I immediately wanted a mustang. So I bought one. She's in amazing shape but just has a couple of flaws.
The biggest one is the clutch/cable. I have done several tests and have found that the clutch is still good but it seems like the clutch may not be engaging fully especially in the higher gears. Is it possible to adjust the factory clutch without adding any new parts? Thanks so much for all your help.
The biggest one is the clutch/cable. I have done several tests and have found that the clutch is still good but it seems like the clutch may not be engaging fully especially in the higher gears. Is it possible to adjust the factory clutch without adding any new parts? Thanks so much for all your help.
#24
Yeah, but if your quadrant is losing its adjustment, it's probably worn out. This is the solution:
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-c...6-phantom.html
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-c...6-phantom.html
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