Clutch adjustment

Also, I have no more problem with the gears grinding when I engage them; after looking at the I&T manual and realizing my clutch was far out of adjustment, I've taken care of that problem. Question: to bring it back into adjustment as recommended in the manual, I had to tighten the turnbolt as far as it will go; does that mean next time the clutch needs adjusting I'll have to replace the whole clutch?

Andy

Their is another thing that will make the pedal go down and that is the little lever at the end of the clutch throw out bearing rod on the side of the clutch housing where the turn buckle is attlahed. Carefully inspect where this lever is attached to the rod that turns the throwout bearing. It can be cracked on the under side and be very hard to see sometimes but it will definaltly make the pedal begin to be ineffective. The first time you may be able to adjust to it but not the next time.

I have replaced the clutch looking to fix a low pedal only to find later that the problem was this lever beginning to try to break off.