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clutch pedal throw adjustment

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nightmares GS-T

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Aug 18, 2009
Pearl, Mississippi
the other day I borrowed a friends toyota pickup to go move some things, the truck is a 5 speed and while driving it I noticed that the clutch pedal throw was significantly shorter than mine and I could shift it much faster because it was so much shorter. now I know that these are two completely different vehicles but is there any way to lower the height of my pedal without messing up my clutch? I have driven a few standards in the past few years and my pedal sits way higher than all those other cars that i have driven.
 
if you mean the engagement point....look under you dash at your clutch pedal......it has a rod that connects to your clutch master cylinder.....there is where you can adjust it
 
if you mean the engagement point....look under you dash at your clutch pedal......it has a rod that connects to your clutch master cylinder.....there is where you can adjust it
no i know how to adjust the engagement point, im talking about how to lower the clutch pedal some. they sit so damn high compared to some of the other vehicles i have driven
 
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