Page 477 of 513

CLUTCH
CLUTCH
PEDAL 
AND 
CLUTCH
CONTROL 
CABLE
Mechanical 
clutch
Removal
Loosen
the 
control 
cable
adjusting 
nut 
and 
discon
nect 
the
control 
cable 
from
the 
withdrawal 
lever
III 
Adjusting 
nut 
2
I 
Lock 
nut
Fig 
CL 
16 
Clutch
cunITol 
cable
11 
I 
Withdrawal 
lever
I 
2
I 
Clutch 
control 
cable
Fig 
CL 
17
Disconnecting 
clutch 
control 
cable
2
Unhook 
the
clutch
pedal 
return
spring
3 
Remove
the 
clutch 
brake
Pedal 
installation 
bolts 
and
remove 
the
clutch
pedal 
and
control 
cable 
1
I 
Return
spring
31 
au 
tch
pedal
2 
Fulcrum
pedal 
pin
Fig 
CL 
I8
Removing
pedal 
installation 
bolt
Inspection
Thoroughly 
clean 
all
disassembled
parts 
indicated
below 
and
carefully 
check
them 
for
wear
damage 
and
other 
abnormal 
conditions
Repair 
or 
replace 
as
required
Control 
cable
2
Pedal 
head 
rubber
3
Pedal 
lever 
bush
4 
Fulcrum
pedal 
pin
5
Others
Reinstallation
Reinstall
the 
clutch
pedal 
and 
clutch 
control
cable 
in
reverse
sequence 
of 
removal
Alljustment
Adjust 
the
pedal 
stopper 
so
that
pedal 
height 
is 
in
range 
from 
136 
5 
to 
146 
5
mm 
5 
4
to 
5
8 
in 
and 
secure
the
position 
with
lock 
nut
completely
2
Next
adjust 
the 
control 
cable
adjust 
nut 
so
that
clutch
pedal
play 
is 
in
range 
from 
II
to 
15
mm 
0
433
to
0
591 
in 
at
the 
center 
of 
the
clutch
pedal 
pad 
and 
make
sure 
that
play 
at 
P
point 
of
the 
withdrawal
lever 
is 
in
range 
from 
3
0 
to 
4 
0
mm
0 
1181 
to 
0 
1575 
in
Secure
the
alignment 
with
lock 
nut
completely
CL 
7 
     
        
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CHASSIS
i
I
I
I
II 
I
I
J 
u 
IlllrP
Zll
I 
ff 
Pedal 
play 
11
to 
15
I 
0
433 
to
0 
591
I
W
p 
da 
stfO
l 
e
1 
P
point 
end
play
l 
e
A 
1
C 
3 
0 
to 
A 
O
Chassis
grease 
20
0 
1181 
to 
0 
1575
I
Y 
136 
5 
to 
lA6 
5
I 
5 
A
to 
5
81
0
Note 
Connect 
the 
control 
cable
correctly 
so 
that 
mark
cap 
is 
faced
upward 
as 
shown 
in 
the 
following
figure 
Make 
sure 
that 
chassis
grease 
has 
been
I
2
3 
Lock 
nu
t
Adjusting 
nut
Pedal
stopper 
applied 
to 
the 
CG 
marked
positions 
three
places 
Apply
grease 
if
required
@
300R
t2
8J
Unit 
mm
in
Fig 
CL 
19
Pedal
height 
adjustment
3 
When 
the
clutch
pedal 
is
heavy 
remove
grease 
filler
cap 
from 
front
portion 
of 
the
adjust 
nut 
and
grease 
Be
sure 
to
use
grease 
containing 
molybdenum 
disulfide
Fig 
CL 
20
Greasing 
to 
the
nipple 
of 
clutch
control 
cable
CL 
8 
     
        
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CHASSIS
2
Apply 
brake
fluid
sufficiently 
to 
the
cylinder 
and
piston 
and
assemble 
them
Reinstallation
Reinstall 
the 
master
cylinder 
assembly 
in 
reverse
sequence 
of
removal 
and
adjust 
as 
follows
I
Adjust 
the
pedal 
height 
by 
changing 
the
push 
rod
length
2 
B
eed 
air
out 
of 
the
hydraulic 
system
OPERATING
CYLINDER
Hydraulic 
clutch
Removal
Remove
the 
return
spring
2
Disconnect 
the 
clutch 
line
from 
the
operating 
cyl
inder
3
Disconnect 
the
push 
rod
from 
the
withdrawal 
lever
4
Release 
two 
bolts 
used
to 
mount
the
operating
cylinder 
to 
the 
clutch
housing
Disassembly
1 
Remove 
the
dust
cover
2 
Remove 
the
snap 
ring 
and 
all 
other
parts 
can 
be
disassembled
@
Fig 
CL 
22
Operating
cylinder 
disassembled
CL 
10 
Inspection
Check 
all
parts 
especially 
the
piston
cup 
and
replace
if 
worn 
or
damaged
Reassembly
Reassemble
the
operating 
cylinder 
in
reverse
sequence
of
disassembly
noting 
the
following 
matters
Soak 
the
piston 
cup 
in 
fluid 
before
reassembly
Install 
the
piston
cup 
carefully 
so 
that 
it 
is 
faced
correctly
2
Apply 
brake
fluid
sufficiently 
to 
the
cylinder 
and
piston 
and
assemble 
them
Reinstallation
Reinstal 
the
operating 
cylinder 
in
reverse
sequence 
of
removal
1
Bleed 
air 
out 
of
the
hydraulic 
system
2
Adjust 
the
push 
rod 
so 
that 
the
withdrawal 
lever 
end
play 
is 
0 
to 
2 
0
mm 
0
0394
to 
0 
0787 
in
in
accordance
with 
the
following 
instructions
AD 
USTING 
WITHDRAWAL 
LEVER
Correct
adjustment 
of
the 
clutch 
withdrawal 
lever 
is
essential
Insufficient 
free 
travel 
between 
the 
release
bearing 
and 
the
diaphragm
spring 
fingers 
causes 
the 
clutch
to
slip 
while 
excessive
free 
travel 
affects 
full
disengage
ment 
of 
the 
clutch
The 
clearance 
between 
the 
release
bearing 
and 
the
diaphragm 
spring
fingers 
can 
be
adjusted 
at
the 
with
drawallever 
end
as 
follows
Hydraulic 
clutch
Loosen
the 
lock
nut 
tighten 
the
adjusting 
nut 
and
eliminate
clearance 
between 
the
top 
of
the 
withdrawal
lever 
and 
release
bearing
2 
Return 
the
adjusting 
nut 
from
that
position 
I 
4
turns 
and
set 
the
adjusting 
nut 
stationarily 
with 
the 
lock
nut 
     
        
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CHASSIS
SERVICE
DATA 
AND
SPECIFICATIONS
Clutch 
release
lever
Release
bearing 
ta
diaphragm 
spring
withdrawal 
lever 
clearance
Diaphragm
spring 
to
flywheel 
height
Gutch 
disc
Facing 
size
Outer
dia 
x 
inside 
dia
x 
thickness
Total
friction 
area
Thickness
of 
disc
assembly
Free
Compressed
Number 
of 
torsion
spring
Allowable 
minimum
depth 
of 
rivet
head
from
facing 
surface
Allowable
facing 
run
out
Allowable
free
play 
of
spline
Clutch
pedal
Pedal
height 
when 
not
depressed
Free
travel 
of
pedal 
head
Pressing
strength 
at 
full 
stroke
Master
cylinder 
clutch
Master
cylinder 
diameter
Allowable 
maximum 
clearance
between
cylinder 
and
piston 
Hydraulic 
clutch
0 
7
to 
I 
4 
mm
0 
0276 
to
0 
055 
in
29
to 
31
mm
I 
142 
to 
1 
220 
in
180 
x 
125 
x 
3 
5 
mm
7 
09 
x 
4 
92
x 
0 
140 
in
264 
cm2 
40 
92
sq 
in
7 
6 
to 
8
0 
mm
0 
2992
to 
0
3150
in
6 
7 
to 
7
0 
mm
0
2638 
to 
0 
2756 
in
6
0 
3
mm 
0 
0118 
in
0 
5
mm 
0 
0197 
in 
at
radius 
85 
mm 
3
346
in
0
4
mm 
0 
0157 
in
141 
5 
mm 
5 
57 
in
30
mm
J 
181 
in
10 
8
kg 
23 
8 
Ib
15
87 
mm 
5 
8 
in
0 
15
mm 
0 
0059
in
CL12 
Mechanical 
clutch
0
9 
to 
I 
2 
mm
0 
0354 
to 
0 
0472 
in
136
5 
to 
146 
5 
mm
5
4 
to 
5 
8 
in
II 
to
15mm
0
433 
to 
0 
591 
in
8
3
kg 
18
31b 
     
        
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1
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I 
7 
2 
r
CHASSIS
2 
Install
the 
counter 
shaft
assembly 
to
which 
the
counter
bearings 
have 
been 
fitted 
on
the 
transmission
case 
and 
determine 
thickness 
Qf 
counter
bearing 
shim 
to
be 
selected
by 
the
use 
of
a 
counter
gear 
height 
gauge
special 
tool
ST23050000
Note 
a 
Apply 
the
bearing 
into
the
groove 
completely
ij 
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I
1
1
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J 
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III
1 
0 
SHIM
PC
I 
1 
7
L 
THICKNESS
t 
ll 
l
1n 
J
J 
2 
ST23040000
3
speed
ST23050000
4
specd
Counter
shaft
Transmission
case
o 
0 
1 
mm
0 
0 
0039 
n
Ir
@
f
@
II 
1 
Transmission 
case
2 
Counter 
shaft
3
Adjusting 
shim
Fig 
TM 
31
Selecting 
counter
slullt 
front 
bearing 
shim
e
lZ 
b 
Select 
shim 
s 
from
those 
shown 
in 
the 
follow
ing 
table 
so
that 
end
play 
of 
the 
counter 
shaft 
is 
0
to
0 
18 
mm
O 
7 
1 
in
f1l
ft
7
fI 
1
Part 
number 
lli
ifhickness 
mm 
in
32224 
1
32224 
18002
32224 
18003
32224 
18004
32224 
18005
32224 
18006 
0 
8 
0 
0315
0 
9 
0 
0354
1 
0 
0 
0394
LI 
0 
0433
I
Uo 
g 
72
1
3 
0 
0512
I 
t 
c
Be 
sure 
to
measure 
at 
two 
or 
more
positions 
on
end 
surface 
of
the 
outer
race
3 
Remove 
the
counter 
shaft
assembly 
from 
the 
trans
mission
case
Main 
shaft
Note 
When
assembling 
be 
sure
to 
apply
gear 
oil 
to
rotating 
and
sliding 
parts 
such
as
bushing 
b 
ring
etc
Install 
the
coupling 
sleeve
shifting 
insert 
and
synchronizer 
spring 
on 
the
synchronizer 
hub
Note 
a 
Be 
careful 
not
to 
hook
front 
and
rear 
ends 
of
the
synchronizer 
spring 
to
same 
insert
b 
Be 
sure 
that
the 
hub 
and 
sleeve
operates
smoothly 
and
correctly 
by 
hand
I
I
Fig 
TM 
32
Installing 
sp 
ring 
spread
T
2 
Install 
the 
needle
bearing 
from 
rear 
end 
of 
the 
main
shaft
TM 
l0