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14

THE CLUTCH LINKAGE

must be set according to

Valeo fitting instruction and to manufacturer’s

recommendations. Clutch linkage types are

numerous and all require a particular attention before

reinstalling the gearbox to the engine, the bearing

locking to the diaphragm fingers and preload being

on top of the points to secure.

Some common failures are the following:

The release bearing connection system is

disconnected, broken or snatched.

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Snap ring or locking ring not well positioned in

the bearing groove or deformed during assembly.

Follow specific Valeo installation instructions

for snap in/off release bearing.

Diaphragm fingers worn by the bearing

(inlay,

wear or breakage of diaphragm fingers).

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Clutch linkage issue /Insufficient bearing preload

(wear due to slippage between bearing and

diaphragm fingers)

Verify the condition of clutch linkage and

make adjustment according to manufacturer’s

recommendations.

Diaphragm fingers are severely worn out and even cut