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Siberia	posted on 9th Feb 05 at 08:30
	seen something simualr on rally design for 29 quid... do ya just used the same plastic piece with it?
broster	posted on 9th Feb 05 at 08:23
	£50ish?
Siberia	posted on 9th Feb 05 at 08:16
	how much did you pay for it....?
broster	posted on 9th Feb 05 at 07:15
	quote: Originally posted by Joff quote: Originally posted by Siberia ^ bent shortshifts dont help:o Is it really bent? :\| How the hell have you twisted the metal on the shortshift?!?! yes it really is bent, not the little nobbly bits on he ends arnt sitting right eather, removing it properly soon and get it welded...... quality products dont last long in my hands!
Joff	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 22:32
	quote: Originally posted by Siberia to adjust your clutch correctly.... get a long piece of wood and stick it in the middle of the clutch pedal.. draw a line on the piece of wood were it meets the bottom of the sterring wheel. now pres the pedal right down to the floor and again put the piece of wood in the centre of the pedal with the pedal on the floor. drw another line on the piece of wood at the bottom of the steering wheel. now measure the distance between the the 2 lines on the piece of wood. it should be between 126mm and 132mm.... I knew I'd seen a photo of a piece of wood to mark the difference in pedal height :lol: Good old haynes.
Joff	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 22:31
	quote: Originally posted by Siberia ^ bent shortshifts dont help:o Is it really bent? :\| How the hell have you twisted the metal on the shortshift?!?!
dave17	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:39
	quote: Originally posted by Siberia to adjust your clutch correctly.... get a long piece of wood and stick it in the middle of the clutch pedal.. draw a line on the piece of wood were it meets the bottom of the sterring wheel. now pres the pedal right down to the floor and again put the piece of wood in the centre of the pedal with the pedal on the floor. drw another line on the piece of wood at the bottom of the steering wheel. now measure the distance between the the 2 lines on the piece of wood. it should be between 126mm and 132mm.... oh and buy a haynes :\|:P [Edited on 08-02-2005 by Siberia] :\|:\| sounds complicated :lol: il give it a try tho mate, cheers :)
broster	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:39
	ever so true.
Siberia	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:39
	^ bent shortshifts dont help:o
broster	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:38
	i need to add this to my list... wil lsave me grinding away every gear change lol
Siberia	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:36
	to adjust your clutch correctly.... get a long piece of wood and stick it in the middle of the clutch pedal.. draw a line on the piece of wood were it meets the bottom of the sterring wheel. now pres the pedal right down to the floor and again put the piece of wood in the centre of the pedal with the pedal on the floor. drw another line on the piece of wood at the bottom of the steering wheel. now measure the distance between the the 2 lines on the piece of wood. it should be between 126mm and 132mm.... oh and buy a haynes :\|:P [Edited on 08-02-2005 by Siberia]
dave17	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:29
	how do i do that? il chek me hanes manual, if i can find it :o
Joff	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:27
	IIRC, you need to measure your pedal's travel rather than the thread on the cable.
dave17	posted on 8th Feb 05 at 14:25
	TTT as i need this fixing!!
Rus	posted on 7th Feb 05 at 18:54
	i dunno where it goes. but after i started fidiling with that, my clutch broke, £200 it cost me. i Sh*t you not.
dave17	posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:34
	hmmm, i dont wna mess with it anymore, id like to be sure this time. cheers anyway :)
Nick A	posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:31
	i ad problem took it too local garage twisted a bit of it and sorted, free of charge, feels like a brand nu clutch!!! off the top of my head halfway???
dave17	posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:15
	its the clutch cable on a 1.4 16v ecotec. where abouts should that ring be on there? my mate adjusted it coz i couldn get into reverse and 1st very easily, but now it really splutters when it starts, and ideas? cheers