2001 pathfinder keeps slipping is there a way to adjust the clutch???

If the clutch is slipping you may need to replace clutch friction plate

If it is a cable clutch operation the adjustment should be at the clutch throw out arm . If it is hydraulic the replace the clutch master cylinder as you may have a blocked compensating port in the cylinder which keeps pressure on the clutch arm and will slip the clutch

Start by having the clutch adjustment checked by a knowlegdable mechanic. If you need to replace the clutch, yes it all needs to be replaced, and the flywheel resurfaced.

Meanwhile, quit driving the unit as you are overheating the clutch and flywheel by slipping.

A clutch pedal takes MUCH more travel to function correctly, when compared to a brake system...

A clutch needs to be replaced (maybe) when it SLIPS, Chatters, Or fails to release...

Other than that, the clutch will need to be adjusted to allow for total release of the relese bearing when pedal is released, and full disengaugement when pedal is depressed....Have a mechanic look at the adjustement, as proper adjustment gives longer clutch life. This is a periodic adjustment item.

Adding Stop slip to a manual transmission with not keep your clutch from slipping. Replace or adjust the clutch.

If there is no free play on the clutch pedal that mean the clutch disc have gone ,or adjust the clutch pedal.

With a hydraulic clutch there is no adjustment as the slave cylinder does that automatically by using the fluid.

Yes the clutch is slipping. If automatic check the fluid level, if not automatic then either the clutch wants adjusting or replacement is required

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If your clutch is slipping the clutch plate is worn out and will have to be changed. This involves engine and gearbox has to be taken out - then the gearbox has to be sperated from the engine to remove the clutch assembly and replace the clutch plate with a new one.

There is no adjustment on this clutch as it is hydraulic and therefore is self adjusting.

Hope this helps. Please remember to rate my answer. Thanks.

Hi there. Sounds like you have a slipping clutch and it’s most likely one of two main problems. The first is you need to see whether the clutch can be adjusted. If a self adjusting clutch, then the clutch plate may be worn and requires replacement. I’d have the problem checked-out quickly at either a Dealer or Clutch Specialist, the longer the clutch is slipping, the more damage you might be doing to either the flywheel or clutch pressure plate. Hope this helps, Scottech.