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21 54 507 Replacing Clutch Position Sensor (GS7S47BG SMG)

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IMPORTANT:

After completing work:

  • Perform adaptation using DIS Tester, refer to Service Functions in DIS Tester (Replacement and Repair) 
  • Read out fault memory and clear entered faults.

Failure to comply with this requirement will result in serious damage to the manual transmission.

Necessary preliminary tasks: 

Remove heat shields (1) and (2).

Fig 1: Identifying Heat Shields
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Remove heat shields (1) and (2).

Fig 2: Identifying Heat Shields
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Remove PROPELLER SHAFT .

IMPORTANT:

Support transmission with hydraulic jack.

Release screws (1) and nuts (2) and remove cross-member.

Tightening torque: 22 32 3AZ/4AZ  . See TRANSMISSION MOUNTS for specs.

Lower transmission.

Fig 3: Identifying Screws And Nuts
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Release screws (1).

Tightening torque: 21 52 9AZ  . See CLUTCH OPERATION (HYDRAULIC) for specs.

Release cable tie (2). Remove plug and unclip wiring harness from holder.

Remove clutch position sensor.

IMPORTANT:

Only cable ties which are resistant to high temperatures (approx. 140 °C) may be used to secure the cable.

Fig 4: Identifying Screws And Cable Tie
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Installation: 

O-ring (1) must be mounted on the sensor and pushed on up to the flange.

When the sensors are replaced, the cable must be secured without tensile stress.

Even when the cable tie next to the marking is being positioned.

Fig 5: Identifying O-Ring
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