Reply to "Slave Adjustment"

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Been raining here in CA so I didn't get a chance to mess with it yet. However, just pumping the pedal it is feeling a little soft in my opinion, and when this happend on my orange car, it was the master. I also looked at photos of the slave adjustment from several months ago compared to now, and now I see that I have the slave arm adjusted more to the rear of the car, but it still has some issues with the car engaging at the moment I release the clutch off the floor. Is there some method to determine if problems are at the master or at the slave? I know some recommend to change both.

1/24/096:46 PM

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