What does the clutch cable attach to?
Most clutch cables are attached at the top of a clutch pedal and then routed to a clutch fork located on the bell housing of a manual transmission. Heavy duty vehicles may have more than one clutch cable, linking down to the clutch fork. Most new vehicles use hydraulic clutch systems rather than mechanical systems.
Are all clutch cables the same?
Yes you can… all the clutch cables have the same ends… they only vary in length… and you can get good used ones on ebay through Pinwall MC Salvage…. cheap….
Where is the clutch cable located on a car?
The clutch cable varies in each vehicle as to where they are located and to what they connect to. Most clutch cables are attached at the top of a clutch pedal and then routed to a clutch fork located on the bell housing of a manual transmission.
What causes a clutch cable to wear out?
Clutch cables begin to wear out as the vehicle gets aged. However, it is common to see clutch cables fail early due to overusing the clutch. Many operators of vehicles use the clutch every time the shifter is moved. Often, other operators operate clutches with a float method, which eliminates the use of depressing down on a clutch pedal.
What should the clearance be on the clutch pedal?
Press down on the clutch pedal and measure the pedal from the pad to the floor. The clutch pedal should have some movement if adjusted correctly. As a rule of thumb, most clutch pedal clearance is from 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch from the pedal pad to the floor. Recommendations are to view the owner’s manual for proper clutch pedal clearance.
How often do you use the clutch cable?
Many operators of vehicles use the clutch every time the shifter is moved. Often, other operators operate clutches with a float method, which eliminates the use of depressing down on a clutch pedal. The clutch cable varies in each vehicle as to where they are located and to what they connect to.