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Ive got a 04 plate Nissan primera diesel and the clutch is very heavy with a very low biting point, is this a sign that the clutch is on the way out ??
Always been aware that the clutch is heavy , but ive had a hire car this week while the turbo was been replaced and the clutch was alot nicer to use than mine ..
Probably is worn out
Could be a worn clutch cable,( if it's not hydraulic) if the clutch is worn the bite point normally goes up( top of pedal) not lower
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Could be a worn clutch cable,( if it's not hydraulic) if the clutch is worn the bite point normally goes up( top of pedal) not lower
Thats my thinking, ive had clutches go and slip before but the bites always come higher not lower ??
The only time I've seen a clutch go lower is when the cable has stretched or worn and not pulling the arm fully
Just looked at the manual and its hydraulic not cable , may need a bleed im thinking ?
I had an old Nissan bluebird and it did what you describe, heavy and lower bite point and it was a streched and worn cable dragging and not pulling all the way,
EDIT no idea on hydraulic, sorry