link1235jeff

on your 5.0 it the cluth hard as hech to pree it so how do i change it

mustang8719

If it is hard to push you could have a bad cable.You could also have a bad pressure plate.

link1235jeff

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Predator

When I first bought my car it had something like a 60+lb clutch cable. After that snapped, I later found out that it got caught in the frame relatively close to the front axle. This could possibly be your problem, but I'd get a new one too if I were you (First, check on ebay just in case).

Ezrider

unless its the cable binding a hard cluch is a good cluch, in my oppion (assuming its not somthing stuck or binding that is causing to to be stiff) i have an duel friction cluch in mine with a very strong pressure plate, it takes some effort to push the pedal. wich makes it realy suck for traffic but i like it