CONTENTS
CLUTCH PEDAL DIFFICULT TO DEPRESS
CLUTCH GRABSCLUTCH DOES NOT RELEASE PROPERLY
CONDITION(S)
- CLUTCH DRAGS; DOES NOT RELEASE PROPERLY
POTENTIAL CAUSE(S)
CHECK THESE FIRST:
1. MALADJUSTED, BINDING, WORN, OR BENT CABLE RELEASE LINKAGE
Have cable release linkage professionally serviced.2. EXCESSIVE CLUTCH PEDAL FREE TRAVEL
Have clutch pedal free travel professionally adjusted.3. STICKING CLUTCH PILOT BEARING
Have clutch pilot bearing professionally replaced.4. WARPED, BENT OR BROKEN CLUTCH FRICTION DISC
Have clutch friction disc professionally replaced.CHECK THESE NEXT:
5. OIL OR GREASE ON FRICTION SURFACES
Have oil or grease leak professionally repaired and clutch friction disc replaced.6. RUSTED OR DAMAGED TRANSMISSION INPUT SHAFT SPLINES
Have transmission input shaft professionally replaced.7. WARPED PRESSURE PLATE
Have pressure plate professionally replaced.8. LOOSE ENGINE OR CLUTCH HOUSING MOUNTS
Have engine or clutch housing mounts professionally serviced.CHECK THESE LAST:
9. WARPED OR MISALIGNED CLUTCH HOUSING
Have clutch housing professionally serviced.10. WORN RELEASE FORK
Have release fork professionally replaced.11. MALFUNCTIONING HYDRAULIC CONTROL (IF APPLICABLE)
Have hydraulic control professionally repaired.12. ENGINE IDLE SPEED TOO FAST
Have engine idle speed professionally adjusted.
CONTENTS CLUTCH PEDAL DIFFICULT TO DEPRESS CLUTCH GRABS