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Now take the short arm off and reposition it close to the bolt on the long arm.

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the bend has to face up your goes sideways.The routing is correct...
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here is a pic of my clutch cable do you see the difference..?

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Now take the short arm off and reposition it close to the bolt on the long arm.
How do I do that?
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what John is trying to tell you take the clip off on the bottom of the little finger remove the finger and re-position it back so the inner face is closer to the adjusting bolt.Put the clip back

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Ok, so I was kinda worried if I could figure this out or not. But here’s what I was just able to do:




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I got the small arm off
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so, now you understand how to go about it?.Again make sure you lube everything mainly the Omega spring ..and really get yourself new clutch cable you will surprised how nice the pedal will feel;-)

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cool, two clicks of the teeth towards the adjusting bolt
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Then I had to back the threads out to Install little arm close to big arm.

I was real nervous about getting the circlip back on, but i did it!
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you have to hook the spring to get the correct play is your clutch cable loose? Also does the clutch arm move free on the shaft?
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So now the cable is connected behind the pedal. And at the big arm.

Loosen the 15mm first or go right to the 13mm and set 1.2mm?
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Spring is hooked. But I didn’t adjust anything yet, but I wanted to see if I have any travel with the pedal when depressing the clutch. Seems like I still have no travel of clutch pedal. On a positive note, my clutch pedal is pretty close to same height as brake pedal
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make sure the cable is loose ...
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Oh, Cable is not at all loose
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don`t worry about the pedal now..Loosen the cable so you can get to the adjustments procedure..
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I'm going to buy a new cable now. Is the omega spring difficult to change?

I still think something is wrong...it still feels like I have absolutely no travel in the downward position of the clutch pedal. Meaning, I cannot push the pedal down, it feels as though I will snap something...

Anyone have thoughts before I buy the new clutch cable?

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