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Old 10-16-2006, 01:08 PM
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clutch?

hey guys, i have a question. i have a 98 nissan 1.8. I have a problem with the clutch. IF i push the petal in i cant get into gear, unless i really crank that hting down then i can get it in and out. i think that it feelslike a clutch cable but idont know much about nissans.. is htis what it sounds like? if you need more info let me know.
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Re: clutch?

well, it could be the cable but it sounds more like the clutch is getting worn and ready do die on you. Should be about a $400 repair.

You could try and have the cable tightened, but I think your clutch disc is done.
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