Hi. I got a 1999 rover 416 si last week and have since had the clutch replaced, due to it slipping. I have noticed the clutch pedal sits high. I have been told that this is normal for a rover.
I am wondering if there is any way to lower the clutch pedal apart from cutting and welding it.
All suggestions appreciated.
gibby5764
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As far as I know. there is no adjustment possible on these cars
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Steve
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I don't know about Rovers, but on some cars there is a rubber stop in the pedal box. When the pedal returns after use, the top of it rests against the stop, keeping the clutch pedal height at about the same as the brake pedal. If the stop is missing, the auto adjuster takes up the cable slack until the pedal is at an uncomfortable height, even though the clutch clearance is correct.
It might be worth a look before you go on to more serious business !!
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