I just purchased a used 1996 Nissan Sentra from a friend. 130k miles on it, 1.6 liter engine. I've driven several clutches before - a 90 Corolla, my uncle's mustang, and my current 2000 Accord. All of those clutches had a taught clutch- if you pushed it in and out the clutch "followed" your foot and there was a lot of resistance.
In this Sentra, however, it's very soft. It takes hardly any pressure (compared to my previous experiences) to push the clutch in, and it seems slow to return to position once I undepress. The transmission otherwise seems to work fine- no slippage, the only problem was me trying to time the gas with when the gear engaged.
Any thoughts on how to tighten it up? It's a cable based system, so I'm guessing there is a spring somewhere.
2007-12-04
22:38:17
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