Honda Accord Quiz
Clutch and Drive Shafts

Release Bearing and Release Fork Removal

In this manual: Clutch and Drive Shafts
Owner's Manual — 80Maintenance and Adjustments — 43Four-Cylinder Engines — 27V6 Engines — 34Engine General Overhaul and Major Repair — 35Cooling and Heating Systems — 29Fuel and Exhaust Systems — 21Engine Electrical Equipment — 23Engine Control — 315-speed manual transmission (MT) — 74-speed automatic transmission (AT) — 14Clutch and Drive Shafts — 22Brake System — 23Suspension and Steering — 31Body — 41Body Electrical Equipment — 36Electrical Circuit Diagrams — 11
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Be aware that dust generated by wear of the clutch disc friction linings may contain asbestos, which is harmful to health. Do not blow off dust with compressed air and avoid inhaling it. Do not use petroleum-based solvents to clean clutch components. Use only special brake cleaners or pure methyl alcohol. Place used rags in a tightly sealed container.

REMOVAL
PROCEDURE

1. Unbolt the clutch slave cylinder (refer to Clutch Slave Cylinder Removal and Installation section) without disconnecting the hydraulic line from the master cylinder. Move the cylinder aside and secure it with wire.
2. Remove the transmission (refer to Transmission Removal and Installation section).

3. Снимите с цапфы первичного вала выжимной подшипник, отсоедините удерживающую

3. Remove the release bearing from the transmission input shaft. Disconnect the release fork retaining spring from the ball stud of the pivot and remove the release fork.

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