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Like Roger I have never seen an adjustable clutch stop on a two seater Elan and my Sprint does not have one, the only adjustable stop on the pedals is on the accelerator pedal which is a bolt that screws into the underside of the accelerator pedal.
Brian
64 S2 Roadster
72 Sprint FHC
64 S2 Roadster
72 Sprint FHC
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types26/36 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Sorry boys it must be my old age, i'm getting the right mixed up with the left.
Could be something to do with living in Brittany driving rhd cars here. I usually get mixed with what side the Indicator Stalk is and turn on the Main Beam instead
I must go a bit easier on the red Wine the Brain cells are suffering
Alan
Could be something to do with living in Brittany driving rhd cars here. I usually get mixed with what side the Indicator Stalk is and turn on the Main Beam instead
I must go a bit easier on the red Wine the Brain cells are suffering
Alan
Alan.b Brittany 1972 elan sprint fhc Lagoon Blue 0460E
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The Plus 2 has the adjustable stop, I dont think any of the Elans had it. When i first got my Plus 2 many many years ago I always had trouble getting the clutch to fully disengage unless i adjusted all the clearance out of the slave cylinder. Then I discovered the adjustable stop and it had been wound out to far by the previous owner
cheers
Rohan
cheers
Rohan
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Well now it's clear about the Stop only on +2 Elans. I started to think i imagined it.
I sold my +2 and so i couldn't check if i was right.
Thanks
Alan
I sold my +2 and so i couldn't check if i was right.
Thanks
Alan
Alan.b Brittany 1972 elan sprint fhc Lagoon Blue 0460E
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rgh0 wrote:The Plus 2 has the adjustable stop, I dont think any of the Elans had it. When i first got my Plus 2 many many years ago I always had trouble getting the clutch to fully disengage unless i adjusted all the clearance out of the slave cylinder. Then I discovered the adjustable stop and it had been wound out to far by the previous owner
That makes some sort of sense - you live & learn. Here are some more pics showing the bolt in Situ & the pedal box. I believe the larger boss on the rear of the pedal box is for a stop light switch - never saw it fitted.
Jeremy
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