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Topic: BBK fierwall adjuster help
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Mustangfiv0
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i have the bbk fier wall adjuster on my car, and my clutch was slipping, so i adjusted the fier wall adjuster, and the clutch does not slip as much as it did, i adjusted it like 2 turns, am i suppost to now adjust the pedal also?? I love how the stiff ness feeling has came back to my clutch pedal, was 2 turns too much?? the clutch is abought 7 months old, i think it was slipping due to an oil leak, and some oil got into the clutch area.
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Posts: 134 | From: Bay Area | Registered: Dec 2002
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Quick 88LX
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Member # 1950
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If you haven't changed anything else about your clutch cable then lift up on the clutch pedal, or pull back whatever, and that will adjust your pedal. But a slipping clutch isn't your cables fault if you have replaced it. Time for a new clutch!
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Posts: 1785 | From: Fairfield, CA/Okinawa, Japan | Registered: Oct 2002
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BlackNGold
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How far off the floor does your clutch engage?..Did you buy the kit W/ cable & quadrant?... Check the clutch fork and cable under the car... When you are NOT pressing the pedal there should be at least 1/8th of an inch of slack between the fork and the end of the cable(The more slack the higher the pedal has to go for the clutch to engage)...Hope I could Help
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Posts: 5132 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Dec 2001
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