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How to Adjust the Tightness of a Car Clutch?

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NoraDella
07/25/25 8:42am
First, turn off the engine, engage the handbrake, and shift into neutral. Then, position yourself under the driver's seat. Remove the plastic panel with the light by pushing it firmly toward the front of the car. The opposite side will then detach from the car body, and you can pull it downward. Loosen by turning counterclockwise, then you can adjust the tightness. Turning clockwise loosens the clutch, while turning counterclockwise tightens it. Once adjusted, reassemble everything following the same steps.
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