Reply to "Stretched Clutch Cable????"

I quick fix I have used is to remove the wing nut and slide a 1/2" or so stack of washers with an inner diameter size that will just slide over the threaded end of the clutch cable and large enough on the outer diameter to not fall through the hole in the end of the clutch arm. Then spin the wingnut back on the cable and tighten until the wing nut is pushing on the stack of washers. This will give you the ability to adjust the clutch arm to a point it will disengage the clutch like it should. Good luck and happy motoring.

1/24/217:15 PM

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