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adjusting clutch... refresh my memory please
the engagement point of the clutch in our 944 is about 1/3 the way off of the floor. i need to bring the engagement point back down to be closer to the floor. which direction do i turn the little nut again when looking at the front of the car... clockwise right?
thanks! obin
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Correct - clockwise to delay the clutch engagement (move it closer to the floor)
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wow, where is this little nut? I need to do this, mine engages too late
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The shaft on the back of the clutch pedal - loosen the locknut, and rotate the shaft clockwise (if you were facing the front of the car)
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1985 Porsche 944 2.5l 8-valve inline 4cyl
