Assembly Instructions For Drive Shaft
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Circlips of different sizes and thicknesses are used. For this reason, the individual circlips must be marked (e.g. with numbers). The thickness of the circlip must be determined again if a directly affected component is replaced.
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All transmission parts, particularly synchronization parts, must always be coated with transmission oil before assembly. Avoid assembling dry parts.
- Check the synchronizer rings for wear.
- Push ring into shift sleeve.
- Measure gap dimension -a- with a feeler gauge in positions -A, B and C- .
- Add up the measured values and divide by three. The value obtained must not be less than 0.5 mm.
- Insert the spring into the loose gear wheel so that the angled end engages in the bore.
- Fit operating sleeve so that the slant -1- is facing 4th gear and the offset side -2- is facing 3rd gear.
- Determine the circlip for 4th gear. To do this, determine the thickest ring that can still be used.
- Determine the circlip for 5th gear in the same way as for 4th gear.
- Heat the synchronizing hubs for 3rd and 4th gear to approx. 100 °C and press onto the drive shaft. The high collar is facing the loose gear wheel for 3rd gear.
- Heat the fixed gear wheel for 5th gear to approx. 100 °C and press onto the drive shaft. The high collar is facing reverse gear and the oil pockets are facing 4th gear.