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10-28-2003, 05:59 PM
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How do those firewall adjusters work? Do you just tighten or loosen them and they pick up the slack in the cable? And would it be necessary to remove that self adjusting unit?
Coupe50h, are you talking about the nut that hooks to the clutch fork? I noticed that mine isn't adjustable at the fork or at the quadrant. Looks like the cable is just set into the nut, turning it only turns the cable itself...
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