How do you adjust the clutch in a Chevy Geo Tracker?

Adjust the pedal height of the Geo Tracker by loosening the clutch pedal stop bolt. Move the pedal until it’s 1/4 inch above the brake pedal. Tighten the stop bolt on the clutch pedal to 115 inch-pounds.

What’s the best way to adjust a hydraulic clutch?

Your first step in adjusting a hydraulic clutch is to locate the slave-cylinder pushrod and determine if it is adjustable or not. The only way to adjust a hydraulic clutch is by adjusting the length of the slave-cylinder pushrod. If your pushrod is not adjustable, you may be able to find a suitable replacement at a junkyard that you can install.

Do you need a self adjusting clutch pedal?

A self-adjusting clutch is supposed to adjust itself for the correct amount of free play, but sometimes this isn’t always the case. A self-adjusting pedal uses a hydraulic clutch pedal, which means it’s typically easier to fix, no matter what the technician’s experience level is.

How do you adjust the clutch on a Chevy Cobalt?

How to Adjust the Clutch in a Chevy Cobalt. Check the reservoir for the hydraulic fluid for the clutch in your Chevy Cobalt. If the level is low, this could account for the problems you’ve been having with your clutch pedal. Simply filling the reservoirs to the recommended level could restore the clutch’s performance.

What’s the best way to adjust the clutch?

Move the pedal until it’s 1/4 inch above the brake pedal. Tighten the stop bolt on the clutch pedal to 115 inch-pounds. Measure the free play of the clutch by pressing down on the clutch pedal until you can feel tension on the clutch pedal. Use the ruler to measure the free play to determine whether it’s within the 1/2-inch to 1-inch range.

What should I do if my clutch pedal is not working?

Tighten all the lines, and keep an eye on the level of fluid in the reservoir for the clutch fluid. This may be all the adjustment your clutch pedal needs. If not, continue on top the next step. Try to adjust the clutch pedal of the Chevy Cobalt when the clutch does not engage as it should. Look for the pivot point at the top of the clutch pedal.

Is the clutch cable on a Geo Metro adjustable?

Change the synchro should your attempt to adjust the clutch cable does not work. While the clutch cable of the Geo Metro is adjustable, the synchro is not.

How to adjust free play on Geo Tracker?

Look at the alignment marks for the clutch release lever and clutch release shaft on the Geo Tracker. If they don’t align, remove the clutch release lever from the shaft, align the marks and then repeat your free play adjustments.

What are the parts for a Geo Tracker?

Below are different categories of parts for the Geo Tracker. Our Geo Tracker parts list includes Chevy Tracker parts too.

Where is the clutch adjustment nut on a Geo Metro?

Check the play of the Geo Metro before doing any clutch adjustments. You should have about an inch or so. Look at the transmission of the Geo Metro to find the adjustment nut. It will be located on a lever connected to the clutch cable. At the end of the lever is where the adjustment nut is located.

Keeping one foot on the brake pedal, push the clutch pedal downward toward the floor with your foot and adjust your gearshift lever to put your car in gear as you did in the first test. If the clutch pedal isn’t working properly, you can replace it yourself in a few steps, too.

What should I do if my Clutch is not working?

Replace the master cylinder for the clutch if no other adjustments work. Replacing the slave cylinder and the assembly for the clutch may also resolve the clutch problems. Check the play of the Geo Metro before doing any clutch adjustments. You should have about an inch or so. Look at the transmission of the Geo Metro to find the adjustment nut.

Why does my Chevy tracker go into neutral?

I goes into low gears fine and pulls well, but when driving it on the highway it trys to shift into 3rd gear and there is nothing. Almost like shifting to neutral. Any suggestions appreciated. The previous owner drove it through high water and I believe that some of the water go in the tranny. Could that have burned up the fiber clutches?

What kind of transmission does Chevy tracker have?

Today i was on napa’s website looking up filters for my 2004 tracker Zr-2, well under transmissions it Lists the tracker 2.5 v-6 as having a toyota transmission. Can anyone confirm this? I know the engine is Suzuki as the name is all over it.

How do you research old posts on Chevy tracker?

If you want to really know about it you could research old posts I know about it b4 i bought my 1999 tracker with the 4 speed automatic. i had a chance to buy the 5 speed but after reading about the problems with the 1999’s i went with the automatic. How do you research old posts?

Are there any issues with the Chevy tracker?

Other than that one issue, our Tracker has provided flawless reliability for 50K miles with just annual synthetic oil changes and lube. We wanted inexpensive, all-weather transport for commuting, and have not been disappointed.