Clutch adjustment
Clutch adjustment
Hiya guys quick question how would you adjust the clutch on a sj410? Got the cable of by undoing this one nut which was on a long thread to adjust it with a new clutch do I just wind up more?
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Ladaman
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Re: Clutch adjustment
Yep, that's it.
Leave about 3mm of slack in it though, don't nip it up.
Leave about 3mm of slack in it though, don't nip it up.
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Re: Clutch adjustment
Do you mean slack of the cable it slack of where the cables sits on
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Re: Clutch adjustment
According to the manual it says 2-3mm of free movement on the pedal, where you press with your foot. But to save getting up and down, I tend to just make sure there is a little clearance between the operating arm and the round bit that fits into it. It's just to make sure the release bearing isn't riding on the cover plate.
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Re: Clutch adjustment
Ahh okay thanks because the nut was wound right to the very end with a new clutch in it could this be why it's not going into gear when the truck is turned on
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Re: Clutch adjustment
Ladaman wrote:According to the manual it says 2-3 CM of free movement on the pedal, where you press with your foot. But to save getting up and down, I tend to just make sure there is a little clearance between the operating arm and the round bit that fits into it. It's just to make sure the release bearing isn't riding on the cover plate.
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