The clutch system is hydraulic and self adjusting, you cannot adjust it. You CAN adjust the gear linkage.

 

And where are these gear linkage adjustments ?

 

Remove the airbox and you'll see them

 

Yeah, I know these cables. They are linked to the transmission by a sort of ball joint. Mine seem pretty looose and while they might normally be designed to have some play, too much can make the shifting imprecise.

The problem is that everything seems to be encapsulated, I see no bolt or adjustment possible. I tried to force the ball joint out, but I'm afraid to break anything.

Any suggestions ? Much appreciated.

 

I'm experiencing the same problem - am told it may be the pressure plate

 

It might be the pressure plate, mopardownunder. However, before proceeding to such an expensive repair, I want to rule out other possible causes, easier to fix. The shifting cables are among them.

I made a quick search and found that these cables are connected to the gearbox by a sort of plastic bushings. In my case, the cables feel pretty loose, so the bushings might be worn out. I will change them and keep you informed.

In your case, before changing the pressure plate I would definetely try to change the transmission oil and bleed the clutch circuit. It's easy and can be done in your driveway, especially in your place where the weather is fine all year round.:notworthy: