Subject	Re: Hydraulic clutches normally do not require adjustment
Posted by	PRDUKE on August 30, 2007 at 9:04 AM
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In Reply To	Hydraulic clutches normally do not require adjustment posted by Spddracer on August 29, 2007 at 05:02 PM
Message	yeah -- i would rather spend a little more and get a new one instead of adjusting it and simply delaying buying a new one. thanks! FAVORITE SON WITH FAVORITE CAR!
Follow Ups	Clutch Burning? - PRDUKE 13:12:22 08/29/07 How many miles on it? Does it slip when you 5-4 downshift? - BigTDogg (MA) 13:15:31 08/29/07 Re: How many miles on it? Does it slip when you 5-4 downshift? - PRDUKE 14:04:42 08/29/07 First gear has the lightest load on the car.... - Slow3z 14:26:32 08/29/07 if you don't notice any slipping from your clutch - bobZtwin(NC) 13:32:13 08/29/07 Re: if you don't notice any slipping from your clutch - PRDUKE 14:06:17 08/29/07 might not have to drive it at all - bobZtwin(NC) 15:42:54 08/29/07 Not trying to steal the thread but.... - 92 300zx 14:56:38 08/29/07 Sounds like it, do you have the burning smell too? (n/m) - Slow3z 15:12:20 08/29/07 Nope...No burning smell... (n/m) - 92 300zx 15:13:49 08/29/07 I would try the clutch adjustment then like Tdogg said then (n/m) - Slow3z 15:59:35 08/29/07 Hydraulic clutches normally do not require adjustment - Spddracer 17:02:20 08/29/07 Re: Hydraulic clutches normally do not require adjustment - PRDUKE 09:04:49 08/30/07 Check Tech section (not forum) for clutch adjustment (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:21:46 08/29/07
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