blinktodd

Yes it does!!! You barely touch it and it engages

blinktodd

I mean, if you barely press the pedal in it disengages. Letting the pedal out it engages near the top. I'm on a crew boat right now. Can't leave until Wednesday

B serious

There should be 0-1/4" of freeplay at the pedal. 1/4" is easier to shoot for. Adjust your master cylinder at the pedal. I'm confident that's your problem.

blinktodd

I'll check it out. Thank you!

B serious

No problem. Should only take like 5 or 10 mins. Much easier than dropping the trans.

Although, to be fair, you may prepare yourself to drop the trans at some point shortly anyway. The Exedy clutch is known to be problematic. But....then again...my friend had one in his car for 3 years of beating the crap out of it and it was fine lol.

Reckon

Check the freeplay on the pedal first. I had my clutch installed by a master mech (Jordan) and I had slight slipping after a few days and Jordan immediately told me to adjust the freeplay. Absolutely did the trick!

If it doesn't go away after that, then you might have to pull the tranny to troubleshoot.

MM3Kwolik

^This. I installed said clutch and bled and adjusted the pedal. But due to a new slave being installed, it needed adjusting again a few days later which is fairly common.

I'm fairly certain this is your issue OP.

blinktodd

I am thrilled to report...it was the free play. I had to back it off a bit. Was too tight. Clutch is 110 percent now. Feels awesome. I'm glad I didn't glaze my disc driving it like that !! Thanks for the help guys. Freaking awesome!!!

Soviet

MM3Kwolik

Good to hear, pretty common.