I adjusted my clutch several weeks ago which shortens the pedal travel a fair amount.
So it's 32 below (celcius) this morning on the way to work. I'm driving down main st and the pedal actually stayed planted on the floor after I shifted gears after a stop light - there was not enough tension to pull it back into place due to the cold temps slowing everything down. I had to put it in park, reach down with my hand and pull the pedal back up then I had to pull over and work the pedal for several minutes with my hands. Keep in mind, this happened after driving for 10 to 15 minutes.
I'm going to have to adjust mine back out to something closer to that high stock position - I'm beginning to realize this high or long pedal travel and the cam effect may have been necessarily in extreme cold.
This might be jsut my car but I thought I should post a warning... FYI
So it's 32 below (celcius) this morning on the way to work. I'm driving down main st and the pedal actually stayed planted on the floor after I shifted gears after a stop light - there was not enough tension to pull it back into place due to the cold temps slowing everything down. I had to put it in park, reach down with my hand and pull the pedal back up then I had to pull over and work the pedal for several minutes with my hands. Keep in mind, this happened after driving for 10 to 15 minutes.
I'm going to have to adjust mine back out to something closer to that high stock position - I'm beginning to realize this high or long pedal travel and the cam effect may have been necessarily in extreme cold.
This might be jsut my car but I thought I should post a warning... FYI