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    What Do I Adjust the Clutch With?

    Whas up all.
    THe autozone clutch I put iin in April went out (NOBODY BUY ONE) so I put another one in.
    The thing is, I cant adjust the cable with my hand anymore, the nit is hard to turn. Is there a certain wrench or tool to use to turn the little flower lookin nut by the tranny that adjusts the clutch?

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    i haven't been messing with my clutch setting for a while...but if i remembered correctly...if it's stuck..then push on the lower end (the one u check for free play) so u that u have some free slack to turn the knob
    tht is if i remembered correctly...i'd the same problem

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    When I did mine for the first time in a loooonnggg ass time, it was so tight I couldn't turn it at all. I put a jack under the clutch release arm and jacked it up (releasing the clutch -- like pushing the pedal in). That put some freeplay in the cable so I was able to adjust it.

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    thats what u gotta do like jared did, besides why do u wanna adjust the clutch? be sure u bring it back to where it used to be, or u will be wearing your clutch down faster or, the clutch wont be engagin at all.

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    how do you dnow it is at proper ajustment.

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    see what happened was

    I was getting off work, and when I got to the stop sign I couldnt shift into gear. I pressed the clutch and tried to move the shifter and nothing happened.
    I thought maybe the adjustment was off, since I sat theere for like 5 minutes tryin to shift into a gear. SO i adjustted the bolt for the clutch. It didnt help (Turns out the pressure plate was bad)
    When I got the new clutch put in I guess they didnt mess with the adjustment I made, becasue the clutch only pulls on the top 3/4 of the pedal. I want to adjust it closer to the floor like it was before

    Thanks for all the help

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    thts what i thought, if u could not shift like i did when i first bought my 3g, its probably the clutch plate or the pressure plate. mine, i had to grind it in first most of the time. luckly i had it changed in a week. i know i ground my gears like hell, but i dont have any probs with it anymore after the clutch change.

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