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Checking the clutch release sensor

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Pic. 10.6. Checking the clutch release sensor

Connect an ohmmeter to the clutch release sensor connector pins (pic. 10.6).

The clutch release sensor is in good condition if, when the sensor rod is extended by less than 4 mm from the end of the sensor housing, the circuit is open, and when the rod is extended by more than 4 mm, the circuit is closed.

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