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AFAIK the clutch can't be adjusted on the 996.

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AFAIK the clutch can't be adjusted on the 996.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The clutch pedal on my 996 C4S seems to be very long... you need to push it most of the way down to get it to completely disengage. Seems to work fine otherwise, no slip, judder etc. Is this normal, can it be adjusted, or is it a harbinger of a new-clutch-sized bill? Thanks, R.

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As the clutch wears on a 996, the engagement point gets lower and lower to the floor (opposite to most other clutches). Although you have no slippage at this point, it's possible your clutch is wearing and you may find it needing replacement soon. I just had a new clutch put in the other week, and the biting point is now so high that at first I thought something was wrong. And then I realised the difference in clutch design on the 996, and a high biting point for a new clutch is correct. AFAIK the clutch can't be adjusted on the 996.

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Damn... Need new brakes and fluid as well.

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I'd pray for a RMS leak, at least the clutch would only cost you for the part, £450 vs £1100.

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