ABS DATSUN B110 1973 Service Owner's Guide
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CLUTCH
CLUTCH
CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION
REMOVAL
DISASSEMBL
Y
INSPECTION
AND
ADJUSTMENT
Clutch
assembly
Cll
CL
2
CL
2
CL
2
CL
2
DESCRIPTION
The
clutch
is
a
single
dty
disc
diaphragm
spring
type
clutch
The
major
components
are
clutch
cover
pressure
plate
diaphragm
spring
and
wire
rings
The
clutch
disc
is
provided
with
riveted
pia
tes
on
both
surfaces
and
coil
springs
arranged
in
a
link
The
coil
springs
absorb
shock
while
engaging
the
clutch
softening
and
smoothing
clutch
30
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y
Disc
assembly
Release
bearing
and
sleeve
REASSEMBL
Y
CL
3
CL
4
CL
4
CL
4
CL
5
Release
mechanism
REINSTALLATION
engagement
Release
bearing
sleeve
and
withdrawal
lever
are
used
to
control
clutch
engagement
and
disengagement
Each
part
of
the
clutch
assembly
is
secured
with
rivets
Therefore
when
a
trouble
is
uncorrectable
replace
the
clutch
assembly
wHh
J
new
assembly
93
53
3
682
JOOD4
33
Unit
mm
in
Fig
CL
l
Construction
of
clutch
ell
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CLUTCH
Clogged
vent
hole
in
reservoir
cap
promotes
vacuum
in
master
cylinder
allowing
air
to
inf1ltrate
past
the
seal
Abnormal
lining
wear
Insufficient
pedal
free
travel
The
clutch
grabs
The
clutch
slips
Driver
steps
unnecessarily
on
pedal
this
causes
lin
jog
wear
and
damage
to
release
bearing
Weakened
or
snapped
pressure
springs
Incorrectly
installed
linings
Oil
or
grease
on
flywheel
pressure
plate
and
linings
Loose
disc
linings
due
to
poor
rivet
tightness
Clutch
disc
hub
does
not
slide
freely
on
drive
shaft
spline
Warped
or
cracked
pressure
plate
Misalignment
Stiffened
hydraulic
control
mechanism
Wom
out
lining
Insufficient
clutch
pedal
return
travel
due
to
the
control
and
pedal
return
springs
being
weak
or
misadjusted
Weakened
or
broken
diaphragm
spring
Oil
or
grease
on
linings
eLl5
Clean
reservoir
cap
unclog
the
vent
hole
and
bleed
the
system
Adjust
clutch
pedal
free
travel
correctly
Advise
driver
to
discontinue
wrong
practice
and
step
on
clutch
pedal
only
when
ne
cessary
Check
pressure
springs
for
tension
as
speci
fied
and
replace
springs
if
they
are
unserviceable
Replace
linings
with
new
ones
and
install
them
correctly
Check
clutch
disc
for
center
alignment
Remove
cause
of
leakage
clean
flywheel
and
pressure
plate
thoroughly
replace
linings
If
linings
are
not
worn
replace
defective
rivets
Otherwise
replace
linings
and
clench
rivets
securely
Remove
any
foreign
matter
or
dirt
deposits
from
shaft
splines
When
trouble
is
still
present
replace
damaged
parts
Replace
pressure
plate
Locate
the
defective
point
and
if
possible
adjust
alignment
or
replace
distorted
parts
Check
spring
tension
If
necessary
take
down
pedal
and
lubricate
components
Install
new
linings
and
make
sure
tha
t
the
clutch
disc
pressure
plate
and
flywheel
are
not
damaged
Locate
cause
of
failure
and
replace
defective
springs
Overhaul
clutch
and
replace
springs
Remove
cause
of
leakage
and
replace
linings
if
cleaning
is
ineffective
Page 503 of 513

CHASSIS
REINSTALLATION
Remount
the
transmission
in
reverse
sequence
of
dismounting
TRANSMISSION
GEAR
CONTROL
CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION
COLUMN
SHIFT
CONTROL
SYSTEM
Removal
TM
16
TM
17
TM
17
DESCRIPTION
The
B
10
series
uses
three
types
of
transmission
control
system
Those
vehicles
mounted
with
three
forward
speed
transmission
use
column
shift
control
system
and
when
collapsible
steering
option
is
adopted
the
vehicle
uses
collapsible
control
system
Those
vehicles
mounted
with
four
forward
speed
transmission
use
direct
B
VIEW
CROSS
SHAFT
BRACKET
CROSS
SHAfT
C
VIEW
HANGE
LEVER
l
rwIl
CHANGE
LEVER
C
2
3rdl
r
X
h
Inspection
and
repair
Installation
Adjustment
TM
18
TM
18
TM
18
floor
shift
control
system
and
those
mounted
with
automatic
transmission
use
remote
control
floor
shift
system
The
collapsible
transmission
control
rod
is
used
to
gether
with
the
collapsible
steering
When
collision
occurs
delrin
mold
located
in
an
intermediate
position
of
the
control
rod
is
cut
off
the
control
rod
slides
toward
axial
direction
and
shock
is
absorbed
c
0
CONTROL
ROD
r
A
v
t
c
t
IT
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MANUAL
LEVER
II
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lEVER
11st
r
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11nd3rd
IIooV
j
II
1
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2nd
Jrd
I
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j
tl
Control
system
3
forward
speed
transmission
Ffg
TM
53
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Voo
1
ITM
16