heavy clutch pedal on tvr 3000m
Discussion
This is the first tvr I have owned, And the first car I have had with a cable clutch.
It seems very heavy when pushing the pedal, should I replace the cable or can they be checked / lubricated.
I have been told that they are prone to snapping the cable, is this true, Should I replace the cable asap.
Does anybody know what make,model the cluch cable is from , I assume its from a ford.
Where is the best place to order one from.
Is there any advantage in converting to hydralic.
Many Thanks
Paul
It seems very heavy when pushing the pedal, should I replace the cable or can they be checked / lubricated.
I have been told that they are prone to snapping the cable, is this true, Should I replace the cable asap.
Does anybody know what make,model the cluch cable is from , I assume its from a ford.
Where is the best place to order one from.
Is there any advantage in converting to hydralic.
Many Thanks
Paul
I have got a hydraulic clutch and it is heavy too. I have tried a cable clutch car and it is noticeably, but not hugely, heavier.
Would a conversion make it a lighter pedal? Hard to say because it is a different gearbox- hydraulic clutches on m series were fitted with overdrive gearbox.
A bit of driving will soon strengthen up your left leg and you will hardly notice it!
These are mens cars!
Would a conversion make it a lighter pedal? Hard to say because it is a different gearbox- hydraulic clutches on m series were fitted with overdrive gearbox.
A bit of driving will soon strengthen up your left leg and you will hardly notice it!
These are mens cars!
I got a new cable from David Gerald which has a grease point half-way to assist lubrication. Take care with routing of the cable to avoid coming too close to the exhaust which could melt the outer coating and gum things up. I've a small plate fixed to the sump which keeps the cable away from the exhaust.
However, having changed the clutch recently, I still find it seems to snatch from time to time - the garage suggested I check the spindle of the clutch pedal itself (still to do!).
However, having changed the clutch recently, I still find it seems to snatch from time to time - the garage suggested I check the spindle of the clutch pedal itself (still to do!).
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