Most Nissan trucks with manual transmissions, since the early 1980s, have hydraulic clutches which are auto adjusting. If the slave cylinder goes bad it may seem that the clutch needs to be adjusted. The only resolution is to rebuild or replace the slave cylinder. If it is not bad the only resolution is to replace the clutch. It is always best to replace the the clutch plate, the pressure plate, the throwout bearing and the pilot bearing at the same time. If the transmission has much over 50k to 60k miles on it the flywheel should be taken to a machine shop and resurfaced (turned). Some flywheels, by design, cannot be resurfaced. If this is the case the flywheel will need to be replaced at the same time as the clutch, etc. No matter how many miles the transmission has on it, if the flywheel appears to have what looks like different color patches that means that it has be subjected to uneven heat, usually caused by the clutch, etc not being replaced in time or having been put under excessive load. If this is the case the flywheel should be resurfaced or replaced regardless of the milage.
Clutch is not adjusted properly.
On a 1998 Ford Mustang : With the engine OFF - put your gearshift in first gear - put your foot under the clutch pedal and gently lift the clutch pedal until the pedal stops - slowly push the clutch pedal down - you will hear a click if your clutch needed adjusting and adjusted itself
The clutch is a cable based. There is no fluid and there is no clutch cylinder. To adjust the clutch cable slip your foot under the clutch pedal and lift up. If you hear it click it adjusted itself. If not then it did not need to be adjusted or the clutch is worn out and there is no adjustment left. ========================================================== Just adding to the answer : Without the engine running put the transmission in 1st gear After lifting up on the clutch pedal press the pedal DOWN , SLOWLY Then if you hear a click noise the clutch has adjusted itself
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No you can not because its a fluid clutch...i know some older civics could be adjusted but it's only cuz they are a cable clutch
The clutch pedal cannot be adjusted
The clutch pedal can be adjusted for height. There is no adjustment for the actual clutch on a 2000 Accent.
It's a hydraulic clutch and can't be adjusted.
You may have to have your clutch adjusted,
The clutch is hydraulically operated and self adjusts automatically.
You don't. There is not a clutch cable on a 1998 integra. It has a hydraulic clutch.
Its a hydraulic operated clutch, so its auto adjusting. No manual adjustment. If the clutch is slipping, you need a new clutch plate.