clutch return spring?
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Is that the spring that's on the slave cylinder?
What does removing the spring do as far as having it in vs having it out? Easier to slip the clutch pedal when trying to engage at lower speeds?
What does removing the spring do as far as having it in vs having it out? Easier to slip the clutch pedal when trying to engage at lower speeds?
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Verdad Gallardo if you remove the spring, the only feeling that youll have through the pedal is the actual clutch, which is what you want. with it in, theres the added factor of that spring that you are feeling. However it might be better to leave it in with a factory master cylinder, i dont know. With a Tick, you should definately pull it out.
when the master cylinder isnt attached to the pedal, it causes the pedal to stay 100% up or 100% to the floor.
