How to Adjust the Clutch Pedal Height?

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MacAlana
07/30/25 7:48am
Clutch pedal height adjustment can be done using the following methods: 1. Locate the clutch master cylinder behind the clutch pedal and remove it first. 2. There is a notch on the push rod; insert a small wrench into the notch to rotate the push rod. 3. Use another wrench to loosen the positioning nut on the push rod. After loosening the nut, adjust the positioning nut to the very end of the thread, then you can rotate the push rod. 4. When operating inside the car, use the wrench to rotate continuously; the push rod will gradually become shorter, then tighten the positioning nut. Clutch height adjustment mainly involves the clutch control part. Mechanical clutches allow height adjustment, which can be achieved by adjusting the tightness of the clutch cable. Hydraulic clutches do not allow height adjustment.
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