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Mitsubishi Colt GL 99 Clutch

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  • 26-09-2014 7:16pm
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    Bongalongherb
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    Hello folks. Mitsubishi Colt GL 1999

    My clutch is squeaking a bit when I press it in, a little bit stiff. It doesn't make this noise all the time though, just the odd time. Also, I have to let the clutch out nearly all the way for gear-change. I was wondering if it's starting to go - on it's way out ?. This car was fully serviced in february last.

    I have been driving this same car for 4 years now with little to no problems. Was just wondering the tell-tale signs are of a clutch on it's way out. Thanks.
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    porsche boy
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    sriffness pushimg the pedal down might be the clutch cable, it might also just need to be adjusted if it is a cable clutch. It may also be a worn clutch so I'd say drop into your local mechanic for him to have a look


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    Bongalongherb
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    porsche boy wrote: »
    sriffness pushimg the pedal down might be the clutch cable, it might also just need to be adjusted if it is a cable clutch. It may also be a worn clutch so I'd say drop into your local mechanic for him to have a look

    Yes, it's a little stiff. Is it expensive to adjust the cable if that's all it is ?.


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    porsche boy
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    if it's just an adjustment then it shouldn't be expensive. I'd say just drop into your local garage and have a chat with the mechanic.


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