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mrhaydndownes mrhaydndownes is offline
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Hey John,

I've been told [?] that the clutch cables hardly ever go.

Keeping it simple, I'd review the adjustment procedure in the 101 projects, and note IF/when the problem re-occurs.

Happy path, nothing happens and your done

Otherwise, you're going down the path to "what-if" land.

One potential failure would be the fork that dis-engages the clutch plate is going, but I would hope that this was checked when the new clutch was put in, and can be ruled out.

Another potential failure would be something wrong with the pedal cluster and/or clutch pedal, but there is a 101 article for this as well.

Hope that this helps.
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