Dodge
50 Series Workshop Manual
Clutch
Unit and Withdrawal Mechanism
Section
E040
Page 2
Continued
from
Apply a light smear of high-melting point grease to the bearing/bush.
Note.
Avoid applying too much grease to prevent contaminating the driven
plate linings.
Examine
the clutch driven plate for wear and condition. Renew if necessary.
Check the
driven plate hub splines for wear by placing the hub on the gearbox
primary shaft and check the backlash. If backlash is excessive the
plate must be renewed. Ensure that the plate will move freely to
and fro on the shaft.
Examine
the pressure plate surface for scoring or heat cracking. Renew the
unit as necessary.
Examine
the cover mounting face for damage, check the dowel and mounting
holes for wear or ,elongation. Check the diaphragm spring for damaged
fingers, looseness of rivets or fulcrum rings. Renew as necessary.
To
Refit
Refitting
is a reversal of the removal procedure noting the following:
One driven
plate face should be marked "Flywheel side", if no marking
is apparent the deeper boss of the hub should be fitted furthest
away from the flywheel.
Before tightening
the clutch cover securing setscrews, line up the driven plate
with the spigot
bearing/bush in the flywheel using the appropriate clutch centralises
special tool.
Do not remove
the special tool until the securing setscrews m fully tightened.
Tighten the bolts a turn at a time by diagonal selection to ensure
that the assembly sits squarely and evenly on the flywheel.
Lightly
smear the primary shaft spline with white Kleenomax L2 grease.
CLUTCH WITHDRAWAL MECHANISM To Remove
Remove the
gearbox and bell housing as detailed previously.
Remove spring
clip from slave cylinder push rod clevis pin, remove clevis pin
and push rod.
Remove four
Poziscrews and washers securing clamp plate and dust cover to bell
housing.
Remove clamp
plate and dust cover.
Remove split
pin securing fork pivot pin, withdraw pivot pin.
Remove fork,
bearing assembly and bearing assembly retaining ring.
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