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Mk 4 Manual - A question on the clutch

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    Mk 4 Manual - A question on the clutch

    Hi all,

    I'm helping my son buy a Mk4 golf manual 2 litre and have a couple of questions on the clutch.

    How much travel should there be before the clutch takes up? I am used to a clutch taking up about half way in the travel but the one I tested today takes up almost all the way out. Changing gears is good but you only have to rest the foot on the clutch for it to operate....

    Is this a sign that the clutch is on the way out or is it just a case of it needing adjustment?

    Thanks in advance for advice.
    SPoddy
    2020 Tiguan 162TSI R-Line
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    no adjustment on those, if the pedal is high the clutch is towards the end of its life

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      Thanks PeDiES. I had a feeling that would be the case.... we'll keep looking
      SPoddy
      2020 Tiguan 162TSI R-Line

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        My MK4 Golf's clutching point is always been very up high, since the car was new, until now... 165000km already, works the sam. I guess my car is almost time to put a new clutch in... feeling a bit lose when hill start...

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