How to adjust the clutch cable on a hyundia 1.3gsi 2003

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sounds like a clutch slipping replace it or tighten up the cable....

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It would be unusual to find an adjustable clutch on a late model car. clutch problems are the result of air in the clutch system or bad clutch cable
A proper description of the clutch problem will help in being more specific with the help.

Clutch life is determined by several factors, most of which you have control over. Excessive revs while slipping the clutch to move slowly, resting you foot on the clutch pedal instead of the foot rest, starting to move in 2nd instead of 1st, allowing the vehicle to run back when engaging the clutch to go forward. Assuming you do not do any of these things then it comes back to the clutch master cylinder being faulty and a compensating port is blocked and holding the clutch partially disengaged. The clutch is not normally adjustable. I would check the condition of the fluid and if it is almost black I would replace the m/cyl. Find out if the m/cyl has been replace if possible

its in the ****** not the clutch

if clutch not slipping, problem is in the shift linkage or cable could be damaged or need adjusting.

here's what you can do to fix your clutch.

1. if your clutch still uses clutch cable (there is a cable between the transmision and the clutch pedal), the you can adjust the clutch release by tightening/loosen the clutch pedal. adjustments can be done on the transmission side of the clutch cable.
2. hydrovac clutch with self correcting feature. just pull your clutch pedal for a few seconds and check if the clutch release changes.
3. hydrovac clutch without self correcting. between the clutch pedal and the clutch master, you can see a piece of metal rod that connects the 2. this metal is called push rod. there are screws/nuts at the clutch pedal to adjust this push rod. just adjust this screw to your prefered clutch release.

No Adjustment. What is the pedal doing? does it "feel" normal? is the fluid level OK? If its low, there is a leak. Replace the Master and Slave cylinder. If the clutch releases at the top of the pedal travel, the clutch is worn out.

u do not have a clutch cable, the system uses a hydraulic clutch release, it is self adjusting, when the clutch starts to slip or engage high on the pedal the clutch is worn out, average cost to replace this clutch isw around $600 on this SUV

Hi
Sounds like you need a new clutch. There is no adjustment on these clutches.