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Section 61 (C510 Manual Transmission (Service Information) - 500): Disassembly

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  1. Place the transaxle on a bench.
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  2. Remove the Concentric Slave Cylinder (CSC) boot from the bell housing.
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  3. Release the retention tabs from the CSC (1).
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  4. Remove the CSC bolts (1).
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  5. Remove the CSC from the case.
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  6. Using a suitable tool, remove the input shaft seal (1).
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  7. Remove the shift linkage jam nut and discard  , remove the shaft.
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  8. Remove the shift cable retention bracket bolts and remove the bracket.
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  9. Remove the six rear cover bolts (1).
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    NOTE:

    Use a heat gun or the equivalent to soften the gasket material prior to removal.

  10. Carefully remove the rear cover.
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    NOTE:

    Engage two gears, locking the transmission, prior to removing the shaft nuts.

  11. Remove the staking on both gear shaft locking nuts (1).
  12. Remove the nuts and discard.
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  13. Remove the fifth gear fork retaining bolt (1).
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  14. Remove the fifth gear shift fork and synchronizer hub assembly (1).
  15. Remove the fifth gear (2).
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  16. Separate the fifth gear shift fork (2) from the synchronizer sleeve (1).
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    NOTE:

    Late build rear bearing retainer plate.

  17. Remove the six rear bearing retainer plate bolts (1).
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    NOTE:

    Early build rear bearing retainer plate.

  18. Remove the one rear bearing retainer plate bolt (1).
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  19. Remove the rear bearing retainer plate.
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  20. Remove the both shaft bearing retainer clips (1).
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  21. Remove the reverse idler gear bolt (1).
  22. Remove the reverse light switch (2).
  23. If equipped, remove the shift shaft detents (3).
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  24. Remove the shift linkage bolts (1) and bracket (2).
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  25. Remove the differential seal plate bolts (1), remove the plate.
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  26. Remove and retain the shim as it will be re-used during the assembly process.
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  27. Remove 13 case bolts (1).
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  28. Note that the bolt sizes differ in these locations.
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  29. Remove the final 4 bolts from the bell housing area and split the case halves.
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  30. Remove the gear control selector lever pinch bolt (1).
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  31. Remove the roll pin (2) using a suitable punch.
  32. Remove the lever (1) using a screwdriver or the equivalent to disengage the splines.
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  33. Remove the gear control shaft flange bolts and remove the shaft assembly.
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  34. Remove the second spring and protector as an assembly.
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  35. Remove the reverse fork assembly bolts and remove the assembly.
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  36. Remove the shifter fork bolts (1 and 2).
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    NOTE:

    Note their positions and do not lose them or attempt to reassemble the transaxle without them.

  37. The shifter fork rods are held in position with a series of engagement pawls (1, 2 and 3).
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  38. When removing the 1st - 2nd speed rod and fork (1). Vertical adjustment to the position of the 3rd - 4th speed rod (2) as well as the 5th speed rod (3) may be necessary.
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  39. When removing the 1st - 2nd speed rod (1) and fork (2) simultaneously.
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  40. Remove the 3rd - 4th speed rod (1), the fork (2) will stay in place.
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  41. Remove the 5th speed rod along with the 3rd - 4th speed shift fork.
  42. Remove the engagement pawls from the transmission case.
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  43. Remove the input and output shafts together.
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  44. Remove the reverse idler gear assembly (1).
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  45. Remove the differential.
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  46. Remove the magnet.
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  47. Remove the bell housing side output shaft roller bearing.
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  48. Remove the differential bearing race using (special tool #C-637, Slide Hammer, Universal) and (special tool #9664, Remover, Bearing Cup).
  49. Remove the axle seals. Refer to SEAL, AXLE DRIVE SHAFT, REMOVAL .