Clutch Engagement Question
Gentlemen,
How far out are you bringing the clutch pedal (approx.) when it engages? I feel like clutch isnt engaging until later than normal - roughly half way out i'm guessing. I've driven many cars where the clutch engages right when you start pulling off the pedal. Just wanted to check with you guys because i'm curious.
thanks!
Ryan
How far out are you bringing the clutch pedal (approx.) when it engages? I feel like clutch isnt engaging until later than normal - roughly half way out i'm guessing. I've driven many cars where the clutch engages right when you start pulling off the pedal. Just wanted to check with you guys because i'm curious.
thanks!
Ryan
Really?
My car's engaged almost immediately (near the bottom) when I first got it, and stayed that way for 10k miles. Then I botched a launch, and now it engages mid-way up.
Justin
P.S - without threadjacking, how in god's name does one get a sig? I've looked over every inch of options in the UCP
My car's engaged almost immediately (near the bottom) when I first got it, and stayed that way for 10k miles. Then I botched a launch, and now it engages mid-way up.
Justin
P.S - without threadjacking, how in god's name does one get a sig? I've looked over every inch of options in the UCP
Mine also engages quite quickly, I would say a 1/3 way up and since the clutch is new (<1000 miles) it's very smooth and precise, love it...
Justin,
To add a sig, you need to go to your "Private Messages" tab and in there you will find all the options you need.
Justin,
To add a sig, you need to go to your "Private Messages" tab and in there you will find all the options you need.
Mine engages closer to the end of the travel (away from the floor). I'm guessing I'll need a clutch in a year. Its also difficult to determine the engagement point.
Anyone know if bleeding the system will help with the engagment feel?
Anyone know if bleeding the system will help with the engagment feel?
Originally Posted by JES1680
Mine engages closer to the end of the travel (away from the floor). I'm guessing I'll need a clutch in a year. Its also difficult to determine the engagement point.
Anyone know if bleeding the system will help with the engagment feel?
Anyone know if bleeding the system will help with the engagment feel?
Bleeding the system will only raise the engagement point of the clutch.
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Originally Posted by justinmm2
Really?
My car's engaged almost immediately (near the bottom) when I first got it, and stayed that way for 10k miles. Then I botched a launch, and now it engages mid-way up.
Justin
P.S - without threadjacking, how in god's name does one get a sig? I've looked over every inch of options in the UCP
My car's engaged almost immediately (near the bottom) when I first got it, and stayed that way for 10k miles. Then I botched a launch, and now it engages mid-way up.
Justin
P.S - without threadjacking, how in god's name does one get a sig? I've looked over every inch of options in the UCP
Originally Posted by justinmm2
P.S - without threadjacking, how in god's name does one get a sig? I've looked over every inch of options in the UCP
Back to the question at hand. I think the clutch engagement gets higher as it wears. Mine used to engage about halfway, but now it engages much lower down, after I had my clutch replaced.
Russ,
Well, because of what happened (let's just say I smelled clutch), my theory was that it had to do with the friction plate. Then again, I'm not very mechanically inclined, so... It was an afternoon I wish I could take back, either way. I assume that at some point down the road (it still has 50-70% life left), it'll be replaced and go back to engaging nearly at the bottom.. I look forward to that day.
Justin
Well, because of what happened (let's just say I smelled clutch), my theory was that it had to do with the friction plate. Then again, I'm not very mechanically inclined, so... It was an afternoon I wish I could take back, either way. I assume that at some point down the road (it still has 50-70% life left), it'll be replaced and go back to engaging nearly at the bottom.. I look forward to that day.
Justin




