Clutch - Broken Cable/High Pedal Effort

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Models

1983 - 1984 Rampage/Scamp, Ram Van/Caravan Voyager, Horizon/ Omni, Aries/Reliant, Daytona/Laser, LeBaron/Dodge 400, Dodge 600/E Class New Yorker/4 Dr, Dodge 600 2 Dr/Conv Equipped W/Manual Transaxle Subject


Clutch Cable Routing


Index


CLUTCH

Date

January 21, 1985


No..


06-02-85

P-127

FIGURE 1 - TRANSAXLE CLUTCH CABLE ROUTING:

SYMPTOM/CONDITION

Broken clutch cable, high clutch pedal effort, or slow clutch action.

DIAGNOSIS

Inspect clutch cable for proper routing at the transaxle. The transaxle cable mounting shelf contains two holes (Figure 1). One hole is for manufacturing purposes and the other is for clutch cable retention.

REPAIR PROCEDURE

1. Check cable routing. Cable should be routed at the transaxle as shown in Figure 1.

2. If cable is not routed properly, then remove cable from transaxle shelf and inspect for damage. Replace cable if necessary.

3. Route cable through proper hole as shown in Figure 1.


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