As the subject of the post suggests, I have a question about the clutch of my Beetle. From the first day I drove it, I struggle to make a smooth gear shift. The problem isn't with pressing the clutch and shifting gears, but with depressing the clutch. No matter how I release the clutch, it doesn't go smoothly, but rather jerky, almost as if the clutch suddenly grabs. I have done a test by shifting, and depressing the clutch very quickly, but even then, it takes a split second longer for the clutch to grab properly.
Now, my question is: Is this the cable that is on its way to break, or do I need to lube up the cable again, OR will it help to adjust the bend of the bowden tube? As a bit of extra background, I add that I had this problem with the previous clutch disk too, which have been replaced a while ago. This then rules out any problems with the clutch disk, pressure plate, flywheel (which I had skimmed), or the release bearing.
So, how do I solve this problem, because I would like to drive like a normal person, not like some retard who bought his license on the street corner...
BTW, it can't be the way I drive, as this only happens to me in my Beetle... but no other cars.
