Car clutch repair Mercedes C-Class (W202)
Clutch design and description
1. Clutch disc; 2. Pressure disc; 3. Clutch release bearing; 4. Clutch release fork; 5. Hexagon socket head cap screw, 25 Nm. The clutch consists of a clutch pressure...
1. Clutch disc; 2. Pressure disc; 3. Clutch release bearing; 4. Clutch release fork; 5. Hexagon socket head cap screw, 25 Nm. The clutch consists of a clutch pressure...
Checking the thickness of the clutch disc in the mounted state
The clutch is a self-regulating system and does not require maintenance, so it is impossible to determine the wear of the clutch disc by the play of the clutch pedal. To...
The clutch is a self-regulating system and does not require maintenance, so it is impossible to determine the wear of the clutch disc by the play of the clutch pedal. To...
Clutch — removal, inspection and installation
Removal 1. Remove the gearbox. 2. Loosen the clutch pressure plate mounting bolts one by one by 1–1.5 turns until the pressure plate is loosened. Caution: If the...
Removal 1. Remove the gearbox. 2. Loosen the clutch pressure plate mounting bolts one by one by 1–1.5 turns until the pressure plate is loosened. Caution: If the...
Clutch release bearing
The noise of the operating bearing in the disengaged state, that is, when the clutch pedal is depressed, indicates a faulty clutch release bearing. Removal 1. Remove the...
The noise of the operating bearing in the disengaged state, that is, when the clutch pedal is depressed, indicates a faulty clutch release bearing. Removal 1. Remove the...
Bleeding the Clutch Control System
The clutch control system must be bled if the clutch pedal does not return or returns slowly to its original upper position, or if the hydraulic system has been opened....
The clutch control system must be bled if the clutch pedal does not return or returns slowly to its original upper position, or if the hydraulic system has been opened....
Clutch slippage
What could cause the clutch to slip or not fully disengage when the pedal is pressed? Clutch slippage is manifested in the fact that, with a perfectly serviceable...
What could cause the clutch to slip or not fully disengage when the pedal is pressed? Clutch slippage is manifested in the fact that, with a perfectly serviceable...
Diagnosis of clutch system faults
Diagnosis of clutch system faults Cause Method of elimination The clutch is jerking Engine shaft speed is too low in idle mode Check the engine speed control system in...
Diagnosis of clutch system faults Cause Method of elimination The clutch is jerking Engine shaft speed is too low in idle mode Check the engine speed control system in...
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