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CLUTCH SPRINGS
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Clutch springs which have lost their tension also
cause clutch slipping, resulting in loss of power
and rapid wear of the clutch plates.
•
Remove the clutch spring and measu re
t
heir free
length w ith
cal
ipers.
09900-20102
Vern ier cal ipers
Service Lim it
38.5
01
m
NOTE:
.. If one
of them
is lo nger t
han
service limit,
renew
a
ll
of
the
m at a time.
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GEARS AND -SHIFT FORKS
..
Upon disassembling the
engine,
immediately
inspect
the
transmission
interna1s,
visually
examining the gears
for
damage and checking
the meshed cond ition of gear teeth.
'Using a
thickness
gauge,
check the shift fork clearance
in the groove of
its
gear.
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09900- 20803
J
Th itkn'ess gauge
•
This
cleara nce
for
each
o
f
t he
three shift
forks plays an important role in the smoothness
and
positiveness
of shifting action. Each fork has
its
pro~gs fi~ted int~
the annu lar groove prov
id·
ed
.
in its gear.
In
operation,
there is sliding
contact between
'
fork and gear and, when a
shifting action is initiated, the fork pushes the
gear axially. Too much a 'Clearance
is, therefore,
liable to cause the meshed gears to slip
apart.
•
If
the clearance checked is noted to exceed the
lim
it specified, replace the fork or its
gear,
or
both
.
•
•
Sh
ift fork
cl ear~nce
in t he groove
Shift fdrk
-
groove
cl~a ra
n
ce
-
.
.
-
for
3rd and 4t
h dri ve gear
for 5th
driven gear
for top driven gear
-
•
Service Limit
O.5mm