95 Mustang GT Chattering Noise Clutch Cable Adjustment Step by Step

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  • @johnlocklear
    @johnlocklear 3 месяца назад +1

    My 89 Saleen had the same chatter. Ended up being the clutch fork hitting the bell housing due to the cable being too loose. I tightened it up and it's all good now but I'm sure I'll need to go through it again sooner or later. Good video. Thanks.

    • @donatinghorsepower5100
      @donatinghorsepower5100  3 месяца назад +1

      Gotcha, thanks for sharing your experience! And yes these older cars always need something to be looked at again, or a new issue pops up. I drove my 95 today about 30 miles and thankfully no issues, knock on wood

  • @bigbitness4450
    @bigbitness4450 Месяц назад

    Mine sounds exactly the same thanks for the vid very helpful

  • @Demboyzrunnin1991
    @Demboyzrunnin1991 Месяц назад

    What do i adjust if i have a high bite point

  • @SyNdicateZ81
    @SyNdicateZ81 3 месяца назад

    If you have a firewall adjuster, try turning it counter clockwise maybe 2 turns or so and that TOB squeek should go away

    • @donatinghorsepower5100
      @donatinghorsepower5100  3 месяца назад

      Yep I ended up doing that! Had to use a pair of channel locks since I couldn’t fit my hand in that area to turn the adjuster, definitely helped the squeak go away mostly.

  • @michaelrosales324
    @michaelrosales324 3 месяца назад

    Will a loose clutch cable make it hard to shift gears intermittently?

    • @donatinghorsepower5100
      @donatinghorsepower5100  2 месяца назад

      I believe so, because even though you pushed the clutch pedal all the way down, a loose cable may not pull on the clutch fork enough to fully disengage the clutch. Make sure it is snug/tight but not too tight that you cause extra wear on the clutch.