Clutch Cable Replacement
How are clutch cable issues diagnosed?
Clutch cable failure is evident after a technician views the clutch fork and clutch pedal. If the clutch fork requires proper force to press, and the clutch pedal is limp, the disconnect is certainly the attachment points for the clutch cable or a broken clutch cable.
How is a clutch cable replaced?
Replacing the clutch cable requires the technician to work underneath the dashboard to replace one end of the clutch cable, and the other end is attached to the clutch fork on the side of the transmission. The clutch cable will then be adjusted, and the vehicle test-driven to confirm the repair.
What to look out for when dealing with clutch cable issues
The clutch fork easily falls off of many transmissions when the clutch cable is removed. If the clutch fork is not properly installed, the clutch will not function properly, and damage may result to the clutch throw out bearing.
Can I replace the clutch cable myself?
This is a very simple task that can be completed by most DIYers, however, be ready to work under the dashboard, as this can be slightly difficult.