How to adjust the clutch cable on a dihhatsu rocky station wagon

Linkage problem. Check clutch cable

Its fairly easy to determine if your clutch is hydraulic or cable. Check in the engine compartment against the firewall on the drivers side, and see if there are one or two hydraulic reservoirs side by side. If there are two, the far left one is for the clutch, and you have a hydraulic clutch.
If you have a cable clutch, the cable should be clearly seen by the side of the brake hydraulic reservoir, a rather thick cable running from the firewall to the bell housing area.
There are two possibilities for adjusting - the adjusting nuts are either at the point where the outer part of the cable enters the firewall to connect to the clutch pedal, or where the inner cable connects to the release bearing fork.
To adjust, release the outer nut (there should be two, one is a locknut) and take up the slack by screwing the other nut inward.
Make sure you don't overtighten the cable, this could lead to your clutch slipping and you will need to replace the clutch plate sooner.
A hydraulic clutch is usually not adjustable, so if you have a problem there, take it to a service station.
Have fun.

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there should be an adjustable rod on the pedal under dash will need one or two 12mm spaners loosen lock nut screw the rod out of pedal a few turns the try it see if it works its possible the clutch may be worn out and need replacing or may be low on fluid or leaking from slave cyl or master cyl if the adjustment works tighten lock nut and your done

Sounds like it could be just an adjustment problem. If your car has a cable to the clutch it could be stretched enough to not let it disengage enough. Or the other scenario is that your pressure plate and disk are worn out finally. Try the adjustment first.

No, the transmission can be removed without doing that. You will need to support the engine.

Hi:
The clutch safety switch is mounted up above the clutch pedal arm, near the pivot point.

the clutch is adjusted a the transmission end, turn the adjustment nut out until u have about 3/4" of free play in the pedal.

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A clutch cable doesn't take much to install. Who told you $600.00?? You don't have to take the trans. loose to do this. All you do is unhook the cable from pedal and unhook if from the trans. This job should only take you an hour if you've never done it before. How long has the clutch been in your car?