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Clutch or Clutch Cable?

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I had the clutch cable completely removed. After reattaching it, i was trying to get everything readjusted. I cant seem to get it to work as it was last time. If i have the cable disconnected from the clutch, and i manually pull the clutch in, should it snap back into normal position, or is this more like a push pull action on the clutch?

Thanks guys...
 
It will not snap back, that is the function of the lever you connect the cable to. You can hold onto the barrel of the inner cable and pull it back manually if you wish.
 
thanks a lot koolaid. i really didnt want to take the cover off at this point. im trying to get it all back together and running! haha
 
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