1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club
1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club
1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club
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8 - 10 TRANSMISSION<br />
SPEEDOMETER GEAR HOUSING SEAL<br />
If the seal is hard, cracked, or glazed or if signs of oil<br />
leakage are apparent at disassembly, Install a new seal.<br />
REASSEMBLY OF TRANSMISSION<br />
SELECTOR AND SHIFT SHAFT LEVERS<br />
REVERSE IDLER GEAR:<br />
FIGURE 22<br />
Recommended diametrical clearance between idler shaft<br />
and bore of idler gear bushings is .001" to .0025". Replace<br />
bushing if clearance is in excess of .005".<br />
Start new bushing into gear bore, then pull bushing into<br />
position with Bushing Replacer J-1572. Ream bushing to<br />
.865" using Reamer KMO-338 with pilot, Figure 23.<br />
1. Make sure the transmission case is thoroughly clean<br />
inside and outside.<br />
2. From inside the case, Install the shift selector shaft bushing.<br />
Apply a few drops of oil on shaft, then insert the<br />
shaft in the bushing. Install set screw.<br />
3. Place out e r selector lever in position (pointing toward<br />
left of case), Install plain washer, shakeproof washer and<br />
nut and tighten securely.<br />
4. Apply a few drops of oil to shift-shaft, then insert shaft in<br />
case and lock in position with shift-shaft pin, Figure 15.<br />
Install the rubber sealing washer, outer shift lever, plain<br />
washer, shakeproof washer, and nut and tighten securely.<br />
If more than a slight drag is felt when rotating shaft,<br />
check oil seal for interference.<br />
5. Install shift shaft inner lever on the splined shift shaft with<br />
the lever in straight up position.<br />
REVERSE IDLER GEAR AND GEAR CLUSTER<br />
FIGURE 23<br />
SELECTOR AND SHIFT SHAFTS<br />
Recommended clearance between selector shaft and<br />
bushing is .001" to .0035", but clearance of twice this<br />
amount if not accompanied by oil leakage is permissible.<br />
If a new shift shaft seal is Installed, make sure that it does<br />
not interfere with rotation of the shift shaft.<br />
Place reverse idler gear in position inside of case after<br />
applying a few drops of oil to gear bushing. Insert one end<br />
of idler shaft with countershaft lock plate into slot in shaft.<br />
Sight through hole in lock plate and when same is centered<br />
over hole for lock screw, start reverse idler shaft into hole in<br />
case. Holding shaft in this position, bump shaft into case.<br />
When shaft is well started, apply a coat of red lead or other<br />
suitable sealer to exposed portion of shaft and drive shaft<br />
into final position with a soft hammer.<br />
Coat the two thin countershaft gear cluster thrust washers<br />
with viscous grease, then Install these washers on the retaining<br />
pins and Install in case with the bronze surface of washer