What Causes the Clutch Pedal to Be Hard to Press?

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The reasons why the clutch pedal is hard to press are as follows: 1. Reasons: The return spring of the clutch master cylinder is broken or stuck; the clutch cable is jammed; the clutch pressure plate malfunctions; the separation bearing seat and the first axle sleeve are jammed; the clutch fork shaft and the clutch housing are rusted. 2. Solutions: If only the free travel of the clutch pedal is problematic, you can appropriately lengthen the clutch cable (loosen the limit nut on the outer sheath of the clutch cable by one or two turns) or, for a hydraulic clutch, shorten the push rod of the slave cylinder slightly. However, when it comes to mechanical components like the clutch, it is best to have it inspected and repaired at a professional 4S shop or repair shop, as different transmissions may be equipped with different types of clutches.