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Checking and adjusting the free travel of the clutch pedal (Mitsubishi L200 4)

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The free play (B) of the clutch pedal, caused by the gap in the connection of the pedal and the rod, should be within 1-3 mm.

The pedal height (distance A) should be between 183.5-186.5 mm for vehicles with left-hand steering wheel.



The pedal position is adjusted by the length of the pedal rod and the pedal top position adjustment screw.



The free travel (C) of the clutch pedal, determined by the sum of the gaps in the hydraulic clutch drive (the distance from the upper position of the pedal to the position in which the clutch disengagement process begins, i.e. a noticeable resistance to pressing appears on the pedal), should be within 4-13 mm.

The distance from the floor surface (D) (without carpet) with the clutch fully disengaged must be at least 91 mm.



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