Clutch and drive shafts Mazda 626 (3rd and 4th gen)

Clutch and drive shaft specifications
Clearance between the clutch support bearing and the end surface of the crankshaft (measurement A in the figure) - 2.5-2.8 mm Tightening torques, Nm Clutch release lever...

Clutch — general description
Manual transmission models are equipped with a single plate diaphragm spring type clutch. The clutch is disengaged from the pedal by means of a cable, an assembly of the...

Clutch — check operation
1. Before disassembling the clutch, perform a few tests to check if the clutch is really damaged. 2. Start the engine, press the brake pedal and set the clutch pedal so...

Clutch pedal — removal and installation
Removing 1. Remove the air duct and trim from under the dashboard to gain access to the pedal mount. 2. Remove the bracket and disconnect the upper end of the clutch...

Clutch cable — removal and installation
Clutch Cable Assembly Attachment Details 1. Locknut and adjusting nut; 2. Flat washer; 3. Roller; 4. Nuts; 5. Screws and bracket; 6. Clutch cable; 7. Bracket gasket...

Clutch — removal, inspection and installation
Location of clutch components 1. Transmission; 2. Clutch cover; 3. Fiction disk; 4. Flywheel; 5. Release bearing Removing 1. Remove the transmission ( Section 7 ). 2....

Drive Shaft — General Description
The drive will be transmitted to the front wheels by drive shafts, which are cast axles with splined ends, on which constant velocity joints are installed (CV joints)....

Drive shaft and connecting shaft — removal and installation
Location of drive shaft components 1. Mounting belt cover; 2. Bracket; 3. The outer ring of the CV joint; 4. Thrust ring; 5. Lead balls; 6. CV joint inner ring; 7. SHRUS...

Drive Shaft Cover — Replacement
Note: Purchase a repair kit to replace the case. The kit includes a special molybdenum grease for CV joints. Use only this lubricant. 1. Remove the drive shaft ( Chapter...