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Have the manual but before I get started can anyone tell me which way to turn nut to decrease free play. Clockwise or counter clockwise. Work alone and this would help.


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The link between the bottom of the clutch pedal and the clutch fork needs to be shorter to remove free play.


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Thanks, that is what I needed.


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