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January 7th, 2013 12:39 PM #1
changing to a larger slave cylinder may soften your clutch pedal but the stroke (distance) the slave piston travels is decreased which may affect clutch lining engagement (will not fully engage). stay stock. assuming no problem in the hydraulic circuit, check first if there are no binding in the mechanical linkages (pedal, throw out fork, etc). if all else fails, it's usually the pressure springs in the pressure plate assembly. nagpalit ka ba ng pressure plate before?
para klaro lang, matigas lang ba talaga ang clutch pedal pero gears will engage smoothly? kung may grinding sound, the hydraulic circuit is ingesting air preventing full travel of the pistons (assuming no transmission problems).
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April 3rd, 2013 04:29 PM #2ganito rin nangyari dun sa lancer ko dati, kala ko masisira yung transmission,
Solution: pinalitan lang ng tito ko yung clutch cable, parang bago na uli yung apak sa clutch.
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April 3rd, 2013 04:33 PM #3
how will i know if my clutch need to be replaced? are there any indications?
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