my clutch grabs too late, how do you adjust it to make it grab earlier?

 

If your car is with the clutch cable like mine, there should be adjuster at the transmission. Turn the adjuster to where you like to engage.

 

I have a hydro tranny. . . .

 

When I had other car (not Honda) equiped with hydraulic clutch, I made adjustment at master sylinder, where pedal and the rod meet. Either extend or retract the rod to where you need.

 

how many miles on that clutch? im thinking its nearing the end of its useful life, and you need to save a little money

 

What's "sylinder?"

It must be "cylinder", , ,

 

i don't think it's dead yet, it still grabs. . . thanks for the help

 

If you have a problem with the timing of clutch engagement, one thing I can think of you maybe doing. There should be a travel limit bolt for the pedal on the fire wall. If you extend this bolt you will be able to shorten the travel of the pedal from the bottom to where engagement happens. This will make your clutch timing earlier than you have now. If this is what you are after, you shouldn't have to mess with other adjustment.

Other thing I can think is, , , you will get used to what you have on the car now in no time. In other words, you will learn how to handle the car in sooner time than you know.