What is the purpose of the clutch arm and push rod?
The purpose of the clutch arm and push rod is to transfer the movement of your clutch cable to the clutch pressure plates, taking the pressure off the plates, which disengages the clutch plates and allows you to shift gears.
What should I do if my Clutch adjuster is chunky?
Loosen the jamnut on the clutch adjuster a good bit, a couple of turns at least. when you do this you want to pay close attention to how it feels. If it feels chunky adjuster. 3). Thread the adjuster back into the plate in the center of the clutch assembly 3 or 4 threads then stop.
What to do when your clutch is turning on and off?
With the Engine off, and clutch engauged as described earlier, move wires around and listen for the clutch to turn on and off. If you hear the clutch turning on and off by wire movement, then you have a bad connection some where close by.
How can I find out if my Clutch connection is bad?
One method of finding a bad connections is to “jiggle” the wires. With the Engine off, and clutch engauged as described earlier, move wires around and listen for the clutch to turn on and off. If you hear the clutch turning on and off by wire movement,
Loosen the jamnut on the clutch adjuster a good bit, a couple of turns at least. when you do this you want to pay close attention to how it feels. If it feels chunky adjuster. 3). Thread the adjuster back into the plate in the center of the clutch assembly 3 or 4 threads then stop.
With the Engine off, and clutch engauged as described earlier, move wires around and listen for the clutch to turn on and off. If you hear the clutch turning on and off by wire movement, then you have a bad connection some where close by.
One method of finding a bad connections is to “jiggle” the wires. With the Engine off, and clutch engauged as described earlier, move wires around and listen for the clutch to turn on and off. If you hear the clutch turning on and off by wire movement,
How to know if your clutch pedal is loose?
If your clutch pedal feels loose: 1 Check the release bearing or fork for damage. 2 Check for a broken cable. 3 Check for a failure of the pressure-plate diaphragm spring.