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Old 5/28/15, 07:46 PM
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Clutch pedal spring removal?

Wondering what peoples opinions are about leaving it or removing it? Do most remove it?
Old 5/28/15, 09:09 PM
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I removed mine last weekend because the non-linearity of pedal engagement kept my 1st gear take off from being smooth even after several weeks of commuting. I thought it was time to try it without the spring.


The effort is noticeably higher without the spring but not overly so. After a week of commuting without it I can report that my 1st gear takeoff is now very smooth and I have gotten used to the effort so I now intend to leave it off.


I hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by wildsailor
I removed mine last weekend because the non-linearity of pedal engagement kept my 1st gear take off from being smooth even after several weeks of commuting. I thought it was time to try it without the spring.


The effort is noticeably higher without the spring but not overly so. After a week of commuting without it I can report that my 1st gear takeoff is now very smooth and I have gotten used to the effort so I now intend to leave it off.


I hope this helps.
Thanks Wildsailor
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Originally Posted by wildsailor
I removed mine last weekend because the non-linearity of pedal engagement kept my 1st gear take off from being smooth even after several weeks of commuting. I thought it was time to try it without the spring.


The effort is noticeably higher without the spring but not overly so. After a week of commuting without it I can report that my 1st gear takeoff is now very smooth and I have gotten used to the effort so I now intend to leave it off.


I hope this helps.
I did the same last week and did notice a bit more effort as well.

But now the clutch feels much better when shifting gears, a lot more predictability which I prefer, even for a daily driver.
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^^^YEP!
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Hmm... gonna have to try this, I really don't like the feel with the spring installed.


Pretty easy to do?
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Hmm... gonna have to try this, I really don't like the feel with the spring installed.


Pretty easy to do?
Push the clutch pedal down, pull it out with a pair of pliers or something.
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Originally Posted by Joeywhat
Push the clutch pedal down, pull it out with a pair of pliers or something.
Cool
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