Okay, I did a quick search for an existing thread and didn't see one, so here goes. My clutch feels like it grabs awfully high, in my opinion, and I want to adjust it so that it engages lower to the floor. Has anyone done that on their own? I live about 500 yds from a Polaris dealership that would probably do it for free, but I want to learn to do it myself and figure there's bound to be someone here that can help... 🤔
Clutch Cable Adjustment
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The clutch is hydraulically actuated. There is no cable to adjust. Someone else may be able to chime in about any possible adjustment.
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Yep, uses brake fluid. Little round reservoir close to the brake reservoir.
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The clutch is self adjusting. The only thing to do is check the fluid level (Dot 4)
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Okay, thanks for educating me. You can see how many years it's been since I've adjusted a clutch. That technology of self-adjusting, hydraulic clutches didn't even exist then... lol
Just as a continuation of your education Toyota was using this system in the 70s
Might have been others before that.
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Just as a continuation of your education Toyota was using this system in the 70s
Might have been others before that.
Never owned a Toyota until 2011 when I bought my first one... lol
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Never owned a Toyota until 2011 when I bought my first one... lol
Your ahead of me! I've never owned one.
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It's interesting how we think some things are NEW. Like AVC automatic volume control... My 1984 Gold Wing had it.
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It's interesting how we think some things are NEW. Like AVC automatic volume control... My 1984 Gold Wing had it.
In 1984, I was in Korea, a Private in the Army, where I met my wife and we were married two years later... 😉
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I was there in 86-88 - Camp Hovey up near the DMZ. Met a lot of girls but never made them my wife.
