Subject	Yes but use your hand to check the pedal play, not RPMs...
Posted by	Ted (92TT) on December 21, 2023 at 2:43 PM
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In Reply To	Re: As long as you still have some free play at the top... posted by Humble-Zed on December 21, 2023 at 12:45 PM
Message	You need to be able to move the pedal freely at least 1/8 to 1/4 inch before you feel resistance. If you go by RPMs the throwout bearing could potentially still rest against the clutch fingers with enough pressure to overheat and fail, but not enough to engage the clutch and drop RPMs.
Follow Ups	Clutch pedal engagement question - Humble-Zed 09:22:15 12/21/23 As long as you still have some free play at the top... - Ted (92TT) 11:40:30 12/21/23 Re: As long as you still have some free play at the top... - Humble-Zed 12:45:25 12/21/23 Yes but use your hand to check the pedal play, not RPMs... - Ted (92TT) 14:43:43 12/21/23 Re: Clutch pedal engagement question - Humble-Zed 12:47:53 12/21/23 Might be the neutral safety switch at top of pedal. (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 14:45:39 12/21/23 Re: Might be the neutral safety switch at top of pedal. - Humble-Zed 21:37:13 12/21/23 Re: Clutch pedal engagement question - Rob260 16:07:12 12/22/23 Thanks Rob, nice to have an electronic copy too (n/m) - Denis 18:24:00 12/22/23 There should be a green plastic pad on the clutch assembly - spicyZ 15:26:04 01/04/24
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