I have a 1986 Honda Accord LXI. Last week the clutch stopped working. The cable is connected, that it, it moves when you step on the clutch pedal, but it is fundamentally slack. Is there some sort of tensioner on the cable, and if so, where on earth is it?
Answers: You will find it on the side of the trans by where the release fork go in. To tighten it, verbs up on the cable and tighten it to finger tight. Make sure the rubber peice that goes on the bottom is here, if it deteriorated, thats your problem. It may be missing.
If you go to a honda supplier ship, they have the honda parts express guide which will show you the unmarked part in the past you order or buy it, of late ask them to look.
its in the engine sound area.
follow the cable, should be a sticky black one. it will lead to a perch where on earth its fasten to. it have a adjuster on it, turn it clockwise to tighten the slack up.
Answers: You will find it on the side of the trans by where the release fork go in. To tighten it, verbs up on the cable and tighten it to finger tight. Make sure the rubber peice that goes on the bottom is here, if it deteriorated, thats your problem. It may be missing.
If you go to a honda supplier ship, they have the honda parts express guide which will show you the unmarked part in the past you order or buy it, of late ask them to look.
its in the engine sound area.
follow the cable, should be a sticky black one. it will lead to a perch where on earth its fasten to. it have a adjuster on it, turn it clockwise to tighten the slack up.
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