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Clutch Master Cylinder Pedal Adjustment


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Is there any way to adjust the pedal height for the clutch. I just snapped it back on and it is a little high.... Higher than the brake. Can that be adjusted? Does the rod need to be removed from the clutch pedal arm? I should have thought about this before I snapped on the new plastic clip.
 


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No, there is no adjustment

The rod should be attached to master and not come off, it CAN BE taken off just not suppose to come off once its in place
Are you sure the rod is pushed in all the way to the master?
 

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Its working fine as is. I didn't remove the rod when I changed out the pedal assembly. Was just curious if there was adjustment possible. When I was trying to get the pedal assembly off, I did try to unscrew the rod, but I don't know if that was actually changing the length of the rod or just rotating. it was a difficult position to work in.
 

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You were probably just rotating it. The pushrod snaps into the master cylinder piston. Adustable length pushrods are out there, I have one in my truck, but no clue where you'd buy one.
 

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Thanks. I believe the master is original. I think the pedal height will be fine as is. just wondering if I screwed that up.
 

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