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Old 02-18-2009, 04:08 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by renzop
Try this experiment - remove your driver's side floormat and test again.
There is plenty of clearance and would that only affect the lowest part of the travel? This is felt at the top of the travel after fully depressing the clutch (partial won't do it).
Seeing as I can feel it in the gas pedal mostly I am suspecting that the front engine mount is gone and the clutch disengagement is pulling the engine slightly.
I was planning of buying one of Pedro's mounts anyways so worth a try.
Chris
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