How Do You Adjust The Clutch In A Honda CR-V?
The clutch of the CR-V is hydraulic, but there are a few things you can do to adjust it so it engages at the point you wish. If, however, the clutch still does not perform as you wish, there may be other issues to explore. Step 1 Look beneath the hood in the back left of the Honda CR-V’s reservoir. If the level of the reservoir is low, then you should refill it to the recommended height. Step on the clutch pedal a few times to reestablish pressure in the lines. Step 2 Use a tape measure to check the clutch pedal for the pedal height, the stroke, the free play, the pedal play and the height of the disengagement from the floor. The pedal height should be 7.20 inches, the stroke should be 5.31 to 5.71 inches, the free play recommendation between 0.28 and 0.87, the pedal play should be within 0.04 to 0.035 and the height of the disengagement should be 2.83 inches. Step 3 Adjust the stroke of the clutch pedal by loosening the lock nut that is the bottom of two on the clutch pedal, and then
