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Question posted by BHunson on January 7th, 2022

Where Is The Clutch Pedal Adjustment. And Your Clutch Flywheel Throw Out Bearing

the clutch pedal has to come way too high before engages

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Answer #1: Posted by SonuKumar on January 7th, 2022 7:55 AM

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How to Adjust a Chevy S10 Clutch

Open the driver's-side door and adjust the seat to the full-back position.

Grab the clutch pedal and pull it straight toward the driver's seat.

Press and release the clutch pedal three to five times to complete the adjustment process.

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