2001 Hyundai Elantra "clutch cable" Questions

...that needs adjusting. If the pedle is too high to activate the clutch the cable needs to be adjusted to be shorter. That adjustment is at the clutch housing end not inside the car. Hope that

...you have a cable operated clutch system then replace the cable as it is failing. If you have a hydraulic clutch the replace the clutch master cylinder as there is a blockage in the compensating

...cable What the answer to get some free play on clutch pedal ? right the steeper motor is playing up which is why the engine is taking a long time to drop RPM as for teh clutch its auto adjust so if ...

..."pushrod". This is what actually connects to the clutch pedal itself. If you have a hydraulic clutch, yes. No if it is cable operated. Hydraulic systems are just like a brake system, with a

...clutch work was done right(and I am not questioning that or anything) then I would say that it needs adjusting. I think most of the newer cars are hydraulic clutches---like your brakes. You will need ...

ive replaced clutch and gear lever cables but it still is stiff going down throught the gears also had new gearbox on a j2 lantra 1. replace your gear oil. 2. is this an automatic or manual ...

...gears are usually shifted in while standing still, any problem within I would suspect a failing clutch mechanism. It coul be from a leakage at the main or auxiliary clutch cylinders (clutch pedal ...

car has trouble starting when the clutch is fully depressed, the car sometimes will not start. I have to push the clutch in a few times before it will start. try tightening your clutch cable

Clutch disingages to far from floor is there an adjustment cable or hydraulic ,if hydraulic which i think it is then their is no adjustment that i know of ,its a new clutch before long when it starts ...

...cable connected to the clutch fork from the clutch peddle, there mite be an adjustment screw, nowadays its usually white plastick, take up any free play in the cable,failing this you mite need a ...