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Clutch issuses - HubbzPug - 04-08-2014

Hi guys, i'm a little confused.. i was always told that, as your clutch deteriorates the biting point rises.
but lately, if i pull away pretty sharply, my biting point seems to be lower!
any ideas what could be the issue???


RE: Clutch issuses - powerandtorque - 04-08-2014

Remove the clutch pedal damper/spring thing and see if that helps - they're notorious for causing issues like this.

If you look from the footwell up at the clutch pedal you'll see a plastic spring thing on the side - pop this off with a screwdriver and throw it in the bin!

Most 306's have auto-adjusting clutch cables so the biting point doesn't tend to change much as the clutch wears unlike older cars with conventional clutch cables.


RE: Clutch issuses - HubbzPug - 04-08-2014

Thanks, i'll give that a shot


Clutch issuses - jfb - 26-01-2015

Mine appears to bite when pedal gets close to floor. Bit difficult to get it into first a lot of the time but not consistently, sometimes it's fine!!! WTF , is this that spring thing behind the pedal playing up, or is my clutch or gearbox fooked? What's difference in symptoms 'tween clutch and gearbox probs?

J


Clutch issuses - Frosty - 26-01-2015

Best to pop the spring off and see if it improves at all