clutch

Started by deepower, November 27, 2013, 04:09:12 PM

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deepower

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just a lil info needed as was trying to set up my clutch with this empi short kit thing and it  feels a lil to sloppy at the pedal end  ,, so my question is??  is this the norm??  :-\
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It shouldn't be any sloppier than a standard Beetle. Is the return spring in place on the input lever on the bellhousing?



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sloppy as in too much free play, you need about 1-1.5 inches of movement on the pedal before the clutch bearing hits the cover plate. anything over that you need to screw the adjuster nut down a bit.

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I'm not sure about the empi kit, but with a stock clutch, you would have to wind the wing nut in clock wise on the cable end - this would tighten it up and take up your clearance.

There is also an adjustment on the push rod behind the pedal - you can adjust the 2 lock nuts there to give about 10mm movement before you feel resistance.

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Quote from: mike.s on December 30, 2013, 09:50:21 AM
There is also an adjustment on the push rod behind the pedal - you can adjust the 2 lock nuts there to give about 10mm movement before you feel resistance.

That adjustment`s for the brake master cylinder pushrod, not the clutch.
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