Check this first if the pedal seems to have some slack, there is a bushing on the pedal where the arm for the clutch master cylinder attaches, this gets worn out and you will have to push the clutch all the way to the floor to disengage, replace this bushing and you will have full pedal again, its a simple operation so anyone can do it. Note, ask for the bushing for the 2004 model, Jeep has its diagrams messed up and will give you the wrong one if you go earlier than that, it looks like a little black cage, pop it into the arm, then onto the stud on the pedal, it will lock into place and viola.
There is no real adjustment as far as I know. You can bleed it off with the bleeder screw but if there are any real problems then its probably time for a new clutch
you cant it is a hydrolic clutch
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Usually at the upper end of the clutch pedal under dash
The clutch itself cannot be adjusted in any car that I know of, what is adjustable is the clutch pedal. In 95 Accents you can adjust the pedal height by losening the nut that holds the rod that connects the pedal to the clutch cylinder, then you just have to give it a few turns until the desired pedal height is achieved. Don't forget to re-tighten the nut again and you are done.
there is a travel limiter on the pedal. turn it the right way.
You can't adjust a clutch in a 95 Escort because it has a hydraulic clutch.
The clutch safety switch is on the clutch pedal shaft. It is a small black box with a plunger coming out of it. When you push the clutch down, the clutch safety switch connects the starter and it should turn over. If it doesn't you may have to replace it or adjust it. It's adjustable. Just adjust it until the red plunger is fully retracted out of the switch when the clutch pedal is pushed in all the way.
Remove reservoir cap and pump the clutch pedal until air bubbles rise and pedal feels firm.
This is the clutch slipping and you need to adjust your clutch pedal!!!! Soon very Soon!!!! If you don't say good bye to your new clutch....We need about an inch of play in our pedals... before the clutch engages... My 3 did the same thing and the clutch was really firm...I just installed new clutch and flywheel etc... It was fine and the I had to adjust the pedal because it the nut was loose and the pedal stuck to the floor ... I had all fluids and no leak so it had to be the pedal.... I adjusted it to be all the way to one spectrum where you barely touch it and it changes gear... so i made it a little less firm and then a little less firm and it was fine after that....Driving it hard or just put-zing around .... Haven't had problem since..... google it and you'll find out how to adjust the pedal... This answer is granted only if everything was installed correctly....
The clutch start switch is bad.you will find it at the top of the clutch pedal
if there is a clutch adjustment on car, adjust the clutch if no adjustment, you will shortly need to replace the clutch
If you are referring to adjusting the height of the pedal, I might be able to help you get started. If you can squeeze under your dash to where your pedal is, there is a stopper bar behind the pedal that can be adjusted by first loosening the washer that holds it in place and then turning the bolt until you get the pedal where you wish it to be. This is what i did for my 95 maxima, and I assume it is the same. If you are referring to adjusting the height of the pedal, I might be able to help you get started. If you can squeeze under your dash to where your pedal is, there is a stopper bar behind the pedal that can be adjusted by first loosening the washer that holds it in place and then turning the bolt until you get the pedal where you wish it to be. This is what i did for my 95 maxima, and I assume it is the same.