Car clutch and drive shafts Ford Mondeo 1

Clutch — design description
The clutch consists of a pressure and driven disc and a clutch release system. The clutch pressure plate is rigidly connected to the engine flywheel, and the flywheel is...

Removal, installation and testing of the clutch
Removal Remove the gearbox, see p. 10.1 . To prevent the flywheel from turning while unscrewing the bolts, the flywheel ring gear must be locked using a screwdriver and...

Removing, installing and checking the clutch release bearing
If noise is heard in the bearing in the disengaged state, i.e. the clutch pedal is pressed all the way, this means that the clutch release bearing is defective. Removal...

Checking the clutch
Since Ford Mondeo models are not equipped with automatic clutch adjustment, the clutch clearance must be adjusted after each repair and at each technical inspection....

Clutch adjustment
Remove the air filter in the engine compartment to gain access to the clutch lever on the gearbox, see p. 5.6 . Loosen lock nut "1". Adjust the pedal travel on the...

Drive shafts — design description
1 - Steering knuckle; 2 - Cardan shaft cam; 3 - Left propeller shaft; 4 - Leading joint; 5 - Gearbox MTX-75; 6 - Intermediate shaft; 7 - Intermediate shaft support...

Removing and installing drive shafts
Removal Note: If only the seals need to be replaced, it is not necessary to remove the driveshaft assembly, see the relevant section. Loosen the axle nut on the vehicle...

Removing and installing cardan shaft seals
Leaky protective covers must be replaced immediately. To replace the protective covers, the cardan shaft must be disassembled. If dirt has gotten into the grease, wash...

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