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    Default i know it somewhere else but high bite point on clutch pedal – 18-04-2008,05:19 PM
    ok guys well i know it is a hydro clutch
    but the bite point is quite high about 1-2 inches of movement before bite point and 3 inches before the clutch disengages completly
    just wondering if this is normal as thought the hydro clutch is kinda self adjusting
    or is it that the clutch is quite low and needs replacing
    also what would be the cost of this to be done if any one has had it done recentley
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    Default Re: i know it somewhere else but high bite point on clutch pedal – 20-04-2008,09:24 PM
    any one ?
     
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    Default Re: i know it somewhere else but high bite point on clutch pedal – 20-04-2008,09:34 PM
    As long as it doesnt slip, its fine. The biting point is very high on these beauties
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    Default Re: i know it somewhere else but high bite point on clutch pedal – 20-04-2008,09:56 PM
    yeah does not slip
    but doing a long trip to france in a couple of days and worried it will fail
     
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    Default Re: i know it somewhere else but high bite point on clutch pedal – 21-04-2008,02:20 PM
    Generally when a clutch begins to 'die' the bite gets closer to the floor,thats when you should worry!
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