- keys "8", "10" (two), "17" (two)
- screwdriver
The clutch cable is secured with a locking plate on the clutch pedal.
1. Under the instrument panel, use a screwdriver to pry up the locking plate securing the cable end to the pedal and...
2....remove the locking plate.
3. Remove the cable end from the clutch pedal.
4. Remove the plastic sleeve of the cable end from the clutch pedal. Check the condition of the sleeve. Replace a worn or damaged sleeve.
5. In the engine compartment, unscrew the lock nut and adjusting nut of the clutch drive rod to a position that allows the rod to be removed from the clutch release fork.
6. Disconnect the retainer from the leash by prying it off with a screwdriver.
7. Remove the leash together with the cable from the clutch release fork.
8. Remove the protective cap from the front end of the cable sheath and slide it to the left along the cable.
9. Loosen the nut on the front end of the cable sheath while holding the end with a wrench.
10. Move the cable housing to the right, remove it from the bracket on the rear cover of the gearbox and...
11....pass the cable through the slot in the bracket and remove it from the bracket.
12. Unscrew the two nuts securing the flange of the rear end of the clutch cable housing, remove the two spring washers installed under the nuts.
13. Remove the cable holder from the hole in the body (the holder is located on the mudguard of the body under the pressure regulator), pull the cable near the holder with your hand and remove the clutch drive cable by pulling it into the engine compartment.
14. Install the clutch drive cable in the reverse order of removal. Adjust the full travel of the clutch pedal (see subsection 11.2.7.).