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Push the bronze bearing and retainers out of the
bracket. Check the bearing surfaces for damage
and wear. Replace if necessary. Also note the six
lubricating holes in the bracket hub. When grease
flows in, it follows a passage around the hub and
out of each hole into the two holes in the bronze
bearing and lubricates the shaft. Fig. 46.
Carefully pull the transmission and shaft assembly
out of the 'left hand bracket. Fig. 48.
Fig. 48
Unless there is leakage from around the seals or
gasket, or a failure internally, it will not have to be
disassembled.
Fig. 46
The plastic bearing retainers are in two halves. One
half has a lug or tab that locates in the recess of
the other half. The slots permit lubrication to flow
into the holes of the bronze bearing.
NOTE:
The bearing and plastic retainer assembly may be
installed in bracket hub as removed or reversed.
Either way is correct. Fig. 47.
Fig. 49
1. Input Shaft
2. Driveshaft
3. Trans. Mounting Bolt Hole
4. Control Cable Mounting Bolt
5.
Seals
6. Shift Fork
Fig. 47
20-12
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SERVICE BULLETIN REFERENCES
OCTOBER 1984
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