JDM

Is the clutch on a MY97 Turbo hydraulic or cable operated?

If this seems a stupid question then sorry but need to know ASAP.

Thankyou.

JDM

Anyone point me in the right direction at least?

Reason I need to know is that a friend is buying a car with a fairly stiff clutch pedal and the vendor says the reason it's like that is because it's hydraulic. Sounds iffy to me but I know nothing about clutches thus why I ask.

JDM

Answered my own question by a sideways forum search- in case anybody else does a search on CLUTCH in the future and needs to know the answer

IT IS HYDRAULIC

Pavlo

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You on WOT for sarcasm Paul

JDM

1.I didn't get the hump, sorry if it appears that way

2.I'm only too aware that people have better things to do than answer questions.

3.Stuck it up in general because a search on 'clutch' didn't give any answers. However 'failed clutch' did, but I didn't think of it straight away.

4.Have a nice day

S.

Wasn't too harsh, I don't hold grudges!

JDM

While I've got the attention of S/N's brightest any chance you could tell me what a heavy clutch pedal might mean?

My friends buying one and it's much harder to depress than my faultless (tempting fate here)UK Turbo wagon. He's worried about forking out for a new one straight after buying.

My thoughts are clutch fluid or air in system.

Gidney&Knowlesy

Or worn.......or thrust bearing

JDM

Thanks will pass on your thoughts xtreme, I have a bad feeling about the car but my friend seems smitten. Cue huge repair bill!

scoobyboy

it's usually the clutch itself it should be fairly light he'll defo notice a difference if he changes it

Flat Four Impreza Club

Clutch Pressure plate. But why not change the lot!