Can a Hard Clutch Be Adjusted?
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A hard clutch can be adjusted. Here are some details about the clutch: 1. Car Clutch: Above the clutch pedal, there is a screw rod. Use a 12mm spanner to loosen the locking nut on the screw rod a few turns, then rotate the screw rod to adjust the clutch travel to the appropriate position. The clutch adjustment must be moderate—neither too high nor too low. 2. Clutch Control: If the clutch is adjusted too high, it will be more tiring to operate, causing the left foot to easily become sore. If the clutch is adjusted too low, it will accelerate the wear of the transmission gears. Proper clutch control is an essential skill for drivers.