What Causes the Clutch to Alternate Between Soft and Hard?
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The reason the clutch alternates between soft and hard is due to component issues. Below are specific explanations for the causes of a clutch varying in stiffness: 1. Component abnormalities: Inspect the clutch pedal's return spring, free play, and the clutch assembly for any abnormalities. If faults are found, perform targeted repairs. 2. Component aging: The clutch pedal return spring may age or fail, reducing the pedal's resistance and making the clutch feel softer. If the diaphragm spring fails, it can also lead to a softer clutch pedal, difficulty disengaging the clutch, slipping, and reduced vehicle power.