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violi
clutch problem...
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Hey guys been having abit of trouble with my clutch all of a sudden with in the last few days its getting hard to push the clutch peddle in its not slipping or anything just hard to push the pedal in? Any ideas?

Posted on: 2013/8/20 4:38
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Re: clutch problem...
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Most commonly caused by the cable going bad. Which can happen if the battery ground cable is dirty or miswired so that current goes through the clutch cable and partially fries it.

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violi
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Cheers mate looking at buying one of the hi-lex brand ones on ebay will that be find??

Posted on: 2013/8/20 5:01
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If you fix the electrical problem, then you can replace the clutch cable. A Nissan one, or any aftermarket cable should be fine. I have a Quinton-Hazel cable, works a treat.

Posted on: 2013/8/20 5:07
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You can test the theory of the cable. Remove it from the vehicle, it is fairly easy to do. Then move the cable by hand. If it does not move easily, the cable need replacing.

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Perhaps your issue has another cause (other than the cable).

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