Transmission & Drivetrain (A2/A3)Pregunta 27 de 120
Excessive clutch pedal free play in a manual transmission can cause:
a.The clutch to slip under load
b.Incomplete clutch release, making shifting difficult
c.The flywheel to warp
d.Loss of transmission fluid
Explicación
Too much free play prevents the clutch from fully disengaging, causing grinding or hard shifting because the disc still contacts the flywheel. Too little free play causes slipping. Hydraulic systems self-adjust, while cable systems may require manual adjustment.
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