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I was driving my gf 206 and I've found that the clutch biting point is very high.
It's a hydraulic clutch so I don't think it can be adjusted?
I replaced the clutch a couple of year back and there hasn't been many miles put on it since.
Is there a way to adjust the clutch biting point?
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as piggy says there is no way of adjusting it.
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Slave cylinder on its way out?
Pull back the rubber cover and see if it's damp.
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Slave is good.
Sorry my description is a bit shit I meant really low as is in you push it down and the bite is almost where you release the peddle, if that makes sense?
I would prefer it to be higher, nearer the floor.
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Ah that sounds more like air in system as above
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Good shout, I hadn't even thought about it like that. That makes a lot more sense, I'll give it a go.
