Checking the clutch fluid level The procedures for checking the fluid level are described in chapter " Maintenance and general inspection and adjustment procedures ".
Clutch components — device clutch components. 1 - working fluid tank assembly, 2 - hose, 3 - gasket, 4 - clutch pedal, 5 - starter blocking switch, 6 - switch on the clutch pedal, 7 - master cylinder of the clutch release drive, 8 - clutch...
Bleeding the hydraulic clutch release Attention: do not allow working fluid to come into contact with painted surfaces. If the working fluid comes into contact with the painted surface, wash it off immediately. Note: Do not mix different types of working...
Clutch pedal — check and adjustment 1. Fold back the floor covering on the driver's side. 2. Measure the pedal height (distance from the pedal pad to the floor). Pedal height - 163 mm 3. Depress the clutch pedal and measure the clutch pedal travel. Pedal...
Clutch master cylinder Withdrawal Attention: do not allow working fluid to come into contact with painted surfaces. If the working fluid comes into contact with the painted surface, wash it off immediately. 1. Pump out the brake fluid from...
Clutch release slave cylinder Removal and installation Attention: do not allow working fluid to come into contact with painted surfaces. If the working fluid comes into contact with painted surface, wash it off immediately. 1. Disconnect a wire from...
Clutch damper Withdrawal Attention: do not allow working fluid to come into contact with painted surfaces. If the working fluid comes into contact with the painted surface, wash it off immediately. 1. Disconnect a wire from the...
Clutch — removal 1. Remove the gearbox (see chapter " Manual Transmission "). 2. Remove the case (A) clutch release fork from clutch housing (IN). 3. Remove the clutch release fork (WITH), squeezing the spring with pliers (D). 4. Remove...
Clutch — Installation 1. Using a drift and a hammer, install the new transmission input shaft support bearing into the flywheel as shown. 2. Install the flywheel and tighten the bolts by hand. 3. Using the special tool, fix the flywheel and...
Clutch — check 1. Check the clutch cover. A) Check clutch cover (A) and petals (IN) diaphragm spring for damage, bending or excessive wear. b) Using a ruler (A) and probe (IN), measure the gap between the pressure plate (WITH) and a...