The full stroke of the clutch pedal should be 125-135 mm. The maximum permissible stroke is 160 mm.
The pedal travel is adjusted by changing the length of the cable sheath between the bracket on the gearbox and the housing in the front shield using adjusting nuts.
As the length of the shell increases, the pedal stroke increases, and as it decreases, it decreases.
When adjusting nut 1 is tightened, the length of the shell decreases. When adjusting nut 2 is tightened, the length of the shell increases.
1 - cable sheath clip; 2 - clutch cable; 3 - adjusting nuts
1. Measure the full travel of the clutch pedal by placing the pedal against the floor mat and installing a ruler.
2. Release the pedal and measure its full travel at the center of the pedal pad. If the full pedal travel is not within the norm, adjust the pedal travel.
3. To adjust, loosen one of the adjusting nuts. Tighten the second nut until the full pedal travel is 125-135 mm. Then tighten this nut to a torque of 15.0-20.0 N·m (1.5-2.0 kgf·m).