1G how many Clutch Settings places?

[Adrian97]

Hello guys!
I just need to know does the Clutch set in 2 different places?
Or only on the clutch pedal ?

 

[pauleyman]

The only adjustment is on the pedal assmembly at the master cylinder connection rod.

 

[spyve4]

You can also adjust/shim the pivot ball if needed.

 

[brian9397gsx]

I'm guessing you have no idea how a clutch system works, that's ok we all start somewhere.
First you've got the clutch bolted to your flywheel and your release bearing rides on the diaphragm fingers they are the spring that applies clamping force to engage the clutch.
There's a fork that is a lever that is acted on by the slave and master by hydraulic force supplied by the pedal.
The only real adjustment is changing the length of the stroke on the piston for the master. This is accomplished by turning the rod under the dash attached to the pedal.
If that is properly adjusted and there's still issues than there's a problem mechanically that's when people shim pivot balls and use longer push rods. In my experience with heavy clutches it can work but I've had the best luck replacing everything, fork pivot and master and slave. That has always given the best results not to mention that shiming the pivot ball requires trans removal.

 

[pauleyman]

For the record extended slave rods do not work. They will never work. They are a bandaid and do not solve any problems.