Car clutch and drive shafts Ford Focus Turnier 1

Description of the clutch design
Description of the clutch design
All Focus models with a manual gearbox use a single-plate dry clutch - a simple and practical design. For the enthusiast, the single-plate dry clutch has a drawback,...

Clutch and its components
Clutch and its components
Engine flywheel: the flywheel is screwed to the crankshaft to prevent twisting. Clutch disc (driven disc): is mounted with the possibility of axial displacement and is...

This is how the clutch works
This is how the clutch works
Clutch clearance: as long as the clutch pedal is not depressed, the release bearing maintains a distance from the disc spring of the clutch pressure plate. As the...

Checking the clutch
Checking the clutch
You will unmistakably recognize a worn (slipping) clutch when accelerating the car in high gear or driving in the mountains. The engine runs at high speeds, but the...

Does the clutch disengage completely?
Does the clutch disengage completely?
If you hear a grinding or creaking noise when shifting into a higher gear, it is often because the clutch is no longer disengaging properly. Perform the following check...

Driving with leaky clutch hydraulics
Driving with leaky clutch hydraulics
In case the clutch hydraulics "leak" on the road (leaky slave/master cylinder, burst hose, air in the hydraulic system), we will give you some tips on how to get to the...

Help with clutch problems
Help with clutch problems
Help with clutch problems

Main gear — design description
Main gear — design description
The gearbox and final drive, together with the differential, are housed in a common housing in the Focus. The power from the engine to the gearbox is transmitted through...

Main gear and drive shafts
Main gear and drive shafts
Main gear: is located with a synchronizing transmission (differential) and a mechanical or automatic gearbox in one housing. The differential box also contains four...

Checking the drive shaft seals
Checking the drive shaft seals
Securely raise the front of the vehicle so that the wheels hang freely. Turn the steering wheel left and right until it stops. Turn the outer wheel by hand and check the...

If the drive shaft makes noise
If the drive shaft makes noise
Of course, the service life of the drive shafts also depends on your riding style. Avoid sprint starts with the front wheels turned and the drive wheels spinning....

Dismantling and installation of the drive shaft
Dismantling and installation of the drive shaft
New or exchange shafts are always supplied with protective cages, which protect the joints from being overtightened during transport. Remove the cages only after...

Replacing the drive joint cuff
Replacing the drive joint cuff
Hinge joint cuffs are often as durable as drive shafts. However, sharp, knife-like stones, for example, can damage them. Ford and specialty stores offer repair kits for...




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