Low biting point on Honda Accord 04. Adjust?

[Tampon]

Just got a 2004 2.0 Accord tourer Exec. Everything about it is lovely, but notice the biting point for the clutch is low. Goes in and out of gear, just starts to bite as soon as you move the pedal. Does not engage til normal mid way point.

What does this indicate? New clutch soon?

Read that a possible change of the clutch fluid might help. Is it adjustable in any way?

Any idea?

It is supposedly self adjusting so I am thinking might be on its way and out of adjustment? or does a self adjustclutch make adjustments to keep the point the sam euntil the clutch is done.

[catman]

There doesn't sound like there's much wrong with it. You could change the fluid if it looks old. A high biting point can indicate a worn clutch, but not always.

I've had 3 Mondeos. They all had high biting points, but I've never had any clutch problems.

Tim

[Tampon]

I know a high biting pointing is the clutch nearly done. Just never had such a low one before. Literally need the pedal right to the floor to not feel any resistance at all when coming out of gear.

[bagusbagus]

[catman]

Tampon said:

I know a high biting pointing is the clutch nearly done. Just never had such a low one before. Literally need the pedal right to the floor to not feel any resistance at all when coming out of gear.

It sounds like there's air in the system then.

Tim

[Tampon]

I will give the fluid a change and bleed it then. Cheers.