How to Deal with a Heavy Clutch?
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Solutions for a heavy clutch: Remove the clutch mechanism for cleaning and maintenance, replace the necessary lubricating oil, and adjust the gap according to standard. Below are the reasons for a heavy clutch: Damaged cable: This is a common issue with cable-operated clutches. A damaged clutch cable increases friction resistance, making the clutch pedal heavier. Worn clutch disc: The clutch disc is sandwiched between the pressure plate and the flywheel, with the clamping force provided by the diaphragm spring of the pressure plate. Grease on the release bearing seat: The gap between the release bearing and the bearing seat is relatively small, and the grease is sticky, which can increase resistance.