Clutch adjustment
Clutch adjustment
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MadMacMcMad

Original Poster:

1,267 posts

283 months

Friday 5th October 2007
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Gents
Can you adjust the clutch. Mine is a little too close to the floor before it fully disengages and would like it a little higher.

Cheers

sean_goodman

536 posts

232 months

Friday 5th October 2007
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MadMacMcMad said:
Gents
Can you adjust the clutch. Mine is a little too close to the floor before it fully disengages and would like it a little higher.

Cheers
er isnt it hydraulic? cant be adjusted. try bleeding the system if that dont work change the fluid and re-bleed.

after that its new clutch time i thing.

somebody will probably be along to tell me i am wrong soon lol

peterguk

2,622 posts

246 months

Friday 5th October 2007
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Correct, it is hydraulic.

JLSELAN

405 posts

262 months

Friday 5th October 2007
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Not all hydraulic clutch actuator systems are self-adjusting--but the one on the Noble is. That said, a bleed my help.

Franlin

5 posts

227 months

Saturday 6th October 2007
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Interested in this question following a discussion I had last week. What's the expected mileage for a Noble clutch and what is the approx cost of replacement? Cheers Fran

JLSELAN

405 posts

262 months

Saturday 6th October 2007
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Franlin said:
Interested in this question following a discussion I had last week. What's the expected mileage for a Noble clutch and what is the approx cost of replacement? Cheers Fran
It is almost impossible to give a definite answer to the mileage question since the clutch is a "wear" item whose life is directly linked to the how a driver actually drives the car plus the general use that the car is getting. In the absence of a mechanical fault, and with careful use during both up- and down-shifts, I would expect a clutch to last as long as any other component in the drivetrain.