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CLUTCH
6-5
BRA
WASHER
CLUTCH HOUSING
RETURN SPRING
RETAINER
FORK
STUD
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NK553
Fig. 7-Clutch
Torque Shaft and Linkage I A P - I , AP-2 Models)
at back of bushing (not on clutch shaft).
Fig. 8-Punch
Marks on Clutch Cover and Flywheel
with a soft hammer. This causes the bushing to tight-
en up on the pilot. Install the cup and puller nut and
tighten, removing the tool from the bushing. This ac-
tion burnishes the bushing to the exact size and leaves
a smooth and lasting finish.
Tool C-3181 may be used if
Tool
DD-286
is not available. Follow the manufactur-
er's instructions for use.
Lubricate the bushing with about half a teaspoon
of Multi-Mileage Lubricant. Insert grease in radius
'KS
CLUTCH FORK
Removal
install the clutch fork, proceed as follows:
5, 6
or 7).
Should it become necessary to replace, remove or
(1) Disconnect the clutch fork return spring (Figs.
(2)
Disconnect clutch rod from clutch fork.
(3)
Pry dust seal boot out of clutch housing and
remove from clutch fork.
(4)
Rotate retaining spring clips of the release bear-
ing sleeve off to the ends of clutch fork.
( 5 )
Grasp the outer end of clutch fork and pull
clutch fork out and off of knife edge pivot.
The clutch
fork
has a riveted flat retaining spring that i s engaged
in a hole of the pivot bracket.
(6)
Remove clutch fork from clutch housing.
lnstallation
(1)
Apply Multi-Mileage Lubricant to the pivot
edge and hole of pivot bracket.
The clutch release
fork pivot is an
'L' shaped bracket bolted inside the
clutch housing.
(2) Lubricate contact areas of end of clutch fork.
(3)
Install clutch fork in housing being careful
to
engage flat retaining spring in the hole of the pivot.
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