CPBerry2011
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Hi all.
Wondered if somebody might be able to advise me.
I had our Transmission rebuilt after a catastrophic failure last July. I've just reinstalled it and am trying to adjust the clutch pedal cable to its correct tension/free play.
Should the adjustment be made when the engine is installed for tensioning purposes or doesn't it matter?
I tried to adjust the tension with the pedal is in the 'up' position.
I can turn the wingnut on the tranny end all the way to the end and although the pedal tensions, it still feels pretty soft and lacks any real resistance. I'm wondering if it could be a Bowden tube related issue?
To the naked eye I can't see any damage to the current Bowden tube and it has stayed installed as before, with it only being disconnected from the transmission bracket.
The cable is still in one piece but could it have stretched when the gearbox failed?
Before i go the whole shebang and replace the lot i wanted to know if anybody had any pointers or might be able to enlighten me.
Thanks in advance.
Chris.
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Wondered if somebody might be able to advise me.
I had our Transmission rebuilt after a catastrophic failure last July. I've just reinstalled it and am trying to adjust the clutch pedal cable to its correct tension/free play.
Should the adjustment be made when the engine is installed for tensioning purposes or doesn't it matter?
I tried to adjust the tension with the pedal is in the 'up' position.
I can turn the wingnut on the tranny end all the way to the end and although the pedal tensions, it still feels pretty soft and lacks any real resistance. I'm wondering if it could be a Bowden tube related issue?
To the naked eye I can't see any damage to the current Bowden tube and it has stayed installed as before, with it only being disconnected from the transmission bracket.
The cable is still in one piece but could it have stretched when the gearbox failed?
Before i go the whole shebang and replace the lot i wanted to know if anybody had any pointers or might be able to enlighten me.
Thanks in advance.
Chris.
Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk