Overview - Clutch Release Mechanism
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- Ball Stud
- 25 Nm
- Apply Grease For Clutch Disc Shaft SplinesG 000 100 to the clutch release lever bearing area -arrow A-.
- Intermediate Piece
- Replace if damaged
- Spring
- Engage in the clutch release lever
- Release Bearing
- Different versions
- Allocate correct components .
- Do not wash it, just wipe it off.
- Replace loud bearings
- Let the securing tangs on the release bearing lock in place on the release lever
- Removing and installing. Refer to CLUTCH RELEASE MECHANISM, SERVICING .NOTE:
Apply plenty of Grease G 000 150 to the clutch release lever bearing area. Refer to Fig 4.
If equipped, remove any grease inside the bearing area for the guide sleeve -arrow B- -release bearing mounting on the guide sleeve must be free of grease
Release Bearing Through 02/2008
- Inner diameter -arrow B- : 34 mm
- Release Bearing, Checking. Refer to Fig 2
Release Bearing with Pressure Ring - From 02/2008
- Inner diameter -arrow B- : 36 mm
- Check the release bearing with the pressure ring. Refer to Fig 3
- Clutch Release Lever
- Different versions
- Allocate correct components .
- Remove the old grease from the release lever.
- Lubricate the bearing area for the release bearing -arrow C- again with Grease G 000 150.
- Removing and installing. Refer to CLUTCH RELEASE MECHANISM, SERVICING .
- Bolt
- 8 Nm
- different bolt lengths
- Allocate correct components .
- Quantity: 2
- Insert with Locking FluidAMV 185 101 A1
- Securing Plate
- For guide sleeveNOTE:
Deleted from 02/2008
also deleted when installing a new guide sleeve -item 8-
Allocate correct components .
- For guide sleeve
- Guide Sleeve
- Clutch Slave Cylinder
- Removing and installing. Refer to CLUTCH SLAVE CYLINDER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Do not actuate after removing the clutch pedal
- Pay attention to the work sequence when bleeding. Refer to CLUTCH MECHANISM, BLEEDING
- When inserting, push in so far until the bolt can be installed.
- Transmission
- Release bearing with worn-down plastic ring -1- has to be replaced.
- If the running surface -arrow 2- on the plastic ring -1- is worn deeper than 0.8 mm, the release bearing -3- must be replaced.
Different Versions:
- Pressure ring -1- with surrounding running surface -Arrow A-
- Pressure ring -1- without running surface in new condition
- Pressure ring -1- with discrete indentations -B- from release bearing running on it
Check:
- The pressure ring for the release bearing -1- may have axial and radial play.
- The pressure ring -1- can tip on all sides inside the release bearing -2-.
- If the running surface -Arrow A- or the indentations -B- on the pressure ring -1- are worn deeper than 0.8 mm, then the release bearing must be replaced.
- The pressure ring is almost loose when the release bearing is not touching the clutch.
CAUTION:
- >>Rattling noises<< when using the clutch.
- >>Rattling noises<< can occur when pressing the clutch if there is not enough grease on the release bearing areas -arrows-.
- Lubricate the release bearing areas -arrows- with Grease G 000 150.
- Remove any grease still in the guide sleeve bearing area.