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Thread: Shifting in Mazda 6 MPS

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    IceValk85 is offline 2006 MPS 6 -Luxury-
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    Quote Originally Posted by rayd View Post
    Do the clutch adjustment and get a new rear engine mount, massive improvement !
    clutch adjustment?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IceValk85 View Post
    clutch adjustment?
    How To: Clutch Adjustment MPS 6

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    I only find 1 and 2 difficult the rest is all smooth and reverse I find the easiest.
    I'm waiting for my SURE REM to come in, I'll try to clutch adjustment too. Thanks guys

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    +1 for the new engine mount. It helped my car's clutch feel soooo much.

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    I've never had a problem with gear changes or the clutch but then my previous car was an XR6 Turbo. After I had test driven the MPS i got back into the XR6,put my foot on the clutch and thought it must have been on the brake because it didn't move!

    I do find that I need to blip the accelerator before moving off in order to avoid stalling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rayd View Post
    Do the clutch adjustment and get a new rear engine mount, massive improvement !
    Agree!! Clutch adjustment easier than it sounds

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    My clutch lasted 93000 km before it just died. Pulled it out to find it had sheared the rivots. Tossed the lot in the bin and fitted an Exedy kit which included a new flywheel. (cost a bloody fortune but everything for this car does). Since the the new clutch was fitted the take up is good, still quick but consistent. don't know why mazda couldn't get it right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bazzad View Post
    My clutch lasted 93000 km before it just died. Pulled it out to find it had sheared the rivots. Tossed the lot in the bin and fitted an Exedy kit which included a new flywheel. (cost a bloody fortune but everything for this car does). Since the the new clutch was fitted the take up is good, still quick but consistent. don't know why mazda couldn't get it right.
    Exedy FTW!!! Did you go the Heavy duty, or standard?

    I also find reversing is far easier with the Exedy than standard... though I think when my old throwout bearign collapes the slave cylindetr may have gotten damaged, as it seems a little "sticky" when returning...

    Chris.
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    DashHawk, TurboSmart Dualport BOV, Exedy Sport Tuff HD clutch, ROH Mantis 18*7.5+45, Corksport SS Braided Clutch Line, COBB SF Intake and TIP.

    Coming soon: 2XS SSP, CPe REM.


    Growing old is compulsory... Growing up is optional...

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