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bailey_57 · 03-09-2008, 09:12 PM

it depends if you have the stock cable or an adjustable and if you have a stock quadrant or an adjustable. assuming its stock the quadrant has a spring loaded locking paw assembly and the adjust the clutch or "reset" i think you just push the clutch to the floor and sidestep it a couple times. i think they did it like this to make up for when the clutch cable stretches over time. i 'd suggest getting the steeda cable, quadrant kit if side stepping it doesn't reset it.

03-09-2008, 09:12 PM	#2
bailey_57 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2000 Location: Berwick,Pa Posts: 127	Re: clutch adjustment it depends if you have the stock cable or an adjustable and if you have a stock quadrant or an adjustable. assuming its stock the quadrant has a spring loaded locking paw assembly and the adjust the clutch or "reset" i think you just push the clutch to the floor and sidestep it a couple times. i think they did it like this to make up for when the clutch cable stretches over time. i 'd suggest getting the steeda cable, quadrant kit if side stepping it doesn't reset it. __________________ '89 GT hatch back performer rpm intake, performer rpm cylinder heads, fms e-303 cam, kirban adj fp regulator, holley 65mm tb, harland sharp 1.6 roller rockers, alum driveshaft, 3.73 gears (283 rwhp, 303 rwtq new numbers with new heads)