2. Disconnect the spring clips from the clutch release bearing on the inside of the clutch housing, making sure they are installed correctly.
3. Remove the release bearing.
4. Turn the clutch release shaft until both locking pins are in the position shown in the illustration.
Using the rod (1), knock out the locking pins (2) if the clutch release shaft is to be removed.
5. Knock out the pins with a suitable rod.
6. Remove the release shaft and remove the fork with the return spring on the inside.
7. Check the release bearing for wear or damage by holding the outer race in your hand and rotating the inner race from side to side while applying pressure. Hard spots, noise, or excessive play require a new bearing.
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8. Install the spring on the new bearing and lubricate the inner groove of the bearing. Also lubricate the contact points of the clutch release lever and bearing, as well as the clutch release shaft. Install the shaft and the clutch release fork in the reverse order. Hook the release shaft spring on the inside so that both ends of the spring are located as shown in the illustration above. Lubricate the sliding surface of the front cover, put on the release bearing, and fasten both spring clips.
9. Reinstall the power unit (Chapter Engine) or install the gearbox if it was removed separately.