clutch or tranny?

Try putting it in first with the car off. Make sure you push the clutch in all the way, if it goes in with the car off and is hard to go in when the car is on then your clutch cable needs to be adjusted a little tighter. Hope this helps.
 
Dbeck002 said:
Try putting it in first with the car off. Make sure you push the clutch in all the way, if it goes in with the car off and is hard to go in when the car is on then your clutch cable needs to be adjusted a little tighter. Hope this helps.

just tried it. goes in smooth with car off. how do i adjust the cable? where is it?
 
CoupedUp said:
Maybe you should puff a spliff and forget about it ....
"420" :rolleyes:

I'm having the same problem with my car at the moment, and believe me, it's more than irritating enough to make one want to bust out a fatty and just forget about it... :rlaugh:

Legalize... I'm assuming you still have the stock clutch cable & quadrant? If so, try pulling up on the clutch pedal until you can hear it click... push the clutch all the way in and pull it up several times, and see if that helps at all. If not, it may be time for an aftermarket quadrant and a firewall adjuster... and possibly a new cable as well.
 
Kerpal said:
I'm having the same problem with my car at the moment, and believe me, it's more than irritating enough to make one want to bust out a fatty and just forget about it... :rlaugh:

Legalize... I'm assuming you still have the stock clutch cable & quadrant? If so, try pulling up on the clutch pedal until you can hear it click... push the clutch all the way in and pull it up several times, and see if that helps at all. If not, it may be time for an aftermarket quadrant and a firewall adjuster... and possibly a new cable as well.

thanks, i will try that before i leave work and see if it helps. its really not too bad but it is enough to notice.
 
Kerpal said:
I'm having the same problem with my car at the moment, and believe me, it's more than irritating enough to make one want to bust out a fatty and just forget about it... :rlaugh:

Legalize... I'm assuming you still have the stock clutch cable & quadrant? If so, try pulling up on the clutch pedal until you can hear it click... push the clutch all the way in and pull it up several times, and see if that helps at all. If not, it may be time for an aftermarket quadrant and a firewall adjuster... and possibly a new cable as well.

great tip. i definetly got it to click up. hopefully that will last.