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Hey fellas, I'm back in the place to be! Sorry about my delay, wasn't able to get to a computer for a while.

My 32's gearbox is packed up. The clutch reservoir was bone dry, and I wasn't able to engage gear. I topped it up, and now I can select gears, but its very notchy and hesitant. Any ideas?

Other than that, the 32 is going strong.

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There is an adjuster on the clutch pedal, if your clutch isnt slipping, then it might just need a bit of adjustment. Mine was the same after a new clutch, it had bedded in and just needed a bit less free movement on the pedal travel.

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just remember, make sure you havent got a leak somewhere. my clutch was feeling kinda crap, but after a bleed and an adjustment (as ^^ said), it felt brand new again. til a week later, when it was crap agian. turns out someone forgot to tighten the adjustment bolt. heh. be careful of that :(

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Nah, you were right before, it was the clutch pedal. Needed to be adjusted. Checked the clutch system, no leaks.

Thanks for your help tho!

In other news, my HICAS light came on the other day, when it was around 45 degrees! Off now, but a bit of a worry. I was racing it a bit tho :P

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