the biting point is low and the clutch is hard can you please tell me the problem and cheapest way to fix it possibly diy? thank you
Jan 28, 2009 at 7:41 AM
1998 Honda Civic clutch
1998 HONDA CIVIC
SUNNY123654
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Hi sunny123654,
When clutch pedal is heavy, it usually requires removal of the transmission to rectify.
Possible causes are :
1. Lack of lubrications on levers and linkages.
2. Worn clutch fork and bearing seats.
3. Worn clutch assy. However since biting point is low, this might not be the case unless the master cylinder and pedal height adjustment are out.
When clutch pedal is heavy, it usually requires removal of the transmission to rectify.
Possible causes are :
1. Lack of lubrications on levers and linkages.
2. Worn clutch fork and bearing seats.
3. Worn clutch assy. However since biting point is low, this might not be the case unless the master cylinder and pedal height adjustment are out.
Feb 2, 2009 at 1:47 PM
[quote:0a9fad8905="KHLow2008"]Hi sunny123654,
When clutch pedal is heavy, it usually requires removal of the transmission to rectify.
Possible causes are :
1. Lack of lubrications on levers and linkages.
2. Worn clutch fork and bearing seats.
3. Worn clutch assy. However since biting point is low, this might not be the case unless the master cylinder and pedal height adjustment are out.[/quote:0a9fad8905]
When clutch pedal is heavy, it usually requires removal of the transmission to rectify.
Possible causes are :
1. Lack of lubrications on levers and linkages.
2. Worn clutch fork and bearing seats.
3. Worn clutch assy. However since biting point is low, this might not be the case unless the master cylinder and pedal height adjustment are out.[/quote:0a9fad8905]
Feb 4, 2009 at 8:15 AM
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