First- can the clutch pedal be ajusted? I just got a second maxima (wrecked the first ) and i didn't have much for choices. The clutch just seems to engage really high in the pedal movement. Is this a sign the clutch is going or can it be ajusted?

Second - how do you remove the steering wheel? The one i got has sun damage and my insurance comapany is letting me get the nicer one off my first car. I should be able to remove the air bag from the wheel and put mine in with no problems right?

Third - how hard/expensive is to install the front wheel bearings. Do they have to be pressed in or anything? My front right seems to be making exesive noise (i originaly thought it was just wierd tire hum but it does it in the rain too)

Thanx for all the help.

 

check your fluid in your clutch reservior and if it is full than it will probibly be the throw out bering or clutch sorry bro
other questions *shrugs*

 

There are instructions in the faqs.

 

great, i'll check those out.

o - I all ways thouht that lack of fluid would make you have to push it further to disengage. :shrug:

Any idea on the last two Q's?

 

umm... i've checked through all the faq's i could find and didn't find anything on clutch pedal ajustment. Maybe i just don't know where to look - there are so many faq's its getting confussing (for me). I just whis i could search...

anyway do you think you could give me a direct link if it wouldn't be too hard?

thanx for any help - i'll have to add some rep points

 

a lot of people are too lazy to answer you and will just say check the faqs w/o even trying to make a suggestion (even if the answer isn't there), i have much experience with these people

 

clutch pedal is in the faqs

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...1&postcount=14

to remove the steering wheel, if you have a haynes manual I remember seeing it in there, sorry I dont have it handy, I believe the main thing was this special tool to remove the wheel.

from what I've read about from wheel bearing you'll have to have them pressed in by a shop, you need excessive force

 

thanks for that thread.

i'll spend the money for the manual - i just have been disapointed with haynes in the past so i figured i would start here.

thank tou again for being so helpful.

 

Maybe you were just too lazy to look through them. I for one don't tell someone to go there for something specific unless I know it's there.

 

the link you gave me is what i asked for i think, but it seems to tell how to adjust the height of the pedal not the point of engagement. Thank any way - i'm still going to play around with those settings.