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Toby	posted on 14th Jul 06 at 15:31
	yeah now i know how to fix it im good, looked on swervice sheet and they replaced the cable when i bought it so its just strech thank fuck!! Cheers thou
gavin18787	posted on 14th Jul 06 at 12:57
	nice one :) although if its like mine it will have readjusted itself in a couple of months :lol:
Toby	posted on 14th Jul 06 at 09:27
	yeah mate fixed it yesterday just like to say cheers for all the help and advice!! No more grinding for me yipee
gavin18787	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 19:54
	nope just effects the height of the "biting point" once the biting point is raised the clutch will be completly disengaged and the gears should be easy to select and not crunchy.
Toby	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 13:54
	and the tighter i i have it the stiffer the clutch??
gavin18787	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 12:32
	get somebody to push the clutch in and out and youl see the bit moving that you want to adjust :thumbs: Kind of like an arm that holds the cable by a square bolt and a cradle type thing. simply pull the cable forwards so the square bolt is no longer in the cradle and screw the bolt further down the thread. Job done :) You should see it moving but incase your stuck its under the right hand side of the main enginge block behind the dip stick.
Toby	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 12:20
	quote: Originally posted by M15T XE the clutch isnt disengaging properly, adjust the clutch cable by turning the bolt on the release arm on the gearbox itself. a mate said he just needed a new cable dint understand what he meant, clutch is on floor where bouts is the adjuster (im guessing its a bolt) on gearbox any one post a pic muchops appreciated!! Cheers
Reedy	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 11:03
	quote: Originally posted by bieransri doubt this has any relevance but we do loads of gear linkage assembleys on corsa c's. symptoms are difficult to engage reverse 1 and second. The old corsa b's it used to be difficulty getting into reverse. I didnt think there was aproblem with the corsa c's but obviously its a similar problem.
bieransri	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 10:33
	doubt this has any relevance but we do loads of gear linkage assembleys on corsa c's. symptoms are difficult to engage reverse 1 and second.
Reedy	posted on 13th Jul 06 at 07:55
	quote: Originally posted by J100RSA look pal some 1 is asking for genuine help if youve got nothing better to say shut the fuk up! too right :thumbs:
J100RSA	posted on 12th Jul 06 at 23:16
	look pal some 1 is asking for genuine help if youve got nothing better to say shut the fuk up!
corsa.v6	posted on 12th Jul 06 at 23:08

Mistamist	posted on 12th Jul 06 at 22:52
	the clutch isnt disengaging properly, adjust the clutch cable by turning the bolt on the release arm on the gearbox itself.
manchester-lad	posted on 12th Jul 06 at 21:31
	if clutch is near floor av u tryed adjustin clutch cable
Toby	posted on 11th Jul 06 at 12:43
	having problems getting into gear - reverse, 1st and 2nd doesnt always play up but driving round town is a ball ache, i know its going espically as biting point is on the floor, is it the whole clutch or just a new cable that needs replacing and what sort of price for a standard clutch, oh its a 2000 1.4 sport!! Cheers