clutch slips
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http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=CL&Page=3
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Steve
Please try the search button, you would have had your answer.
Steve
That just shows how to adjust the free play in the pedal. The cluch itself is not adjustable. It is fully engaged whenever your foot is off the pedal. If it is slipping then 1) you are over powering your pressure plate clamp force, 2) cluch is worn. In either case you need a new one.
adjusting the rod on the backside of the pedal that goes to the master cylinder changes the pre-load on the cylinder. you most readily notice the difference by the 'length' of the pedal (short/long). Adjusting it too much one way can make the clutch slip, as there is always pressure on the system keeping the clutch from ever fully engaging the driveling again (the clutch arm needs to be shortened). This happened to me in my turbo swap the first time I took it out. 5 minutes upside down under the dash with some open-ended wrenches fixed it.
That is to say that's what your problem is. If you do this and it's still slipping, you need to look for other issues. Old/bad clutch disc, etc
That is to say that's what your problem is. If you do this and it's still slipping, you need to look for other issues. Old/bad clutch disc, etc
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