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Sorry iam a europeon mechanic with no knowledge of this model but if i knew if it was hydraulic or a manual clutch then this would give me a better idea but if no play then its over adjusted causing the clutch to ride a bit hence the noise but how the adjuster works i have no idea here
The timing may be adjusted only on those that are equipped with a conventional distributor ignition. if equipped with the distributorless Electronic Ignition (EI) system, the control module set timing and makes all necessary spark changes. On these systems, the cranksshaft position sensor is mounted in a fixed position, therefore not allowing for adjustment. The HVS system found on some 1995-97 vehicles is also not adjustable.
Not sure for your model but most press in lightly and turn one way or the other about 1/2 to 3/4 inch. Never force it though as you might have to replace more than you want.
This is a pretty strait forward process but if you have never done it take it somewhere and ask them to show you how If you turn the adjustment screws it will be out of alignment or they will strip and your headlight alignment will never be right. You could also purchase a chilton or haynes manual for about $20 and it should be covered. You can get these at any parts store
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