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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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8 - 26 TRANSMISSION<br />

3. Carefully lower cluster and assembled parts into position<br />

and enter front end of countershaft at rear of transmission<br />

case, tapping it forward while holding the front end<br />

of the dummy shaft in constant contact with the countershaft<br />

to keep needle rollers and washers in place. Drive<br />

countershaft forward just far enough to enter front end<br />

in case, as it must again be removed after checking end<br />

play.<br />

4. With a feeler gauge inserted between the rear thrust<br />

washers, check countershaft cluster end play, Figure 43.<br />

End play should range between .006" and .016"; if more<br />

than this, the thrust washers should be replaced.<br />

FIGURE 43<br />

5. Next enter dummy shaft in front of case and by tapping<br />

on shaft with a soft hammer, drive out countershaft through<br />

rear of case, using care to keep ends of shafts together at all<br />

times. Lower countershaft cluster with dummy shaft in<br />

place, to bottom of case.<br />

REVERSE IDLER GEAR<br />

1. Place reverse idler gear in position in case (1 on g hub<br />

toward front) and drive idler gear shaft in from rear of the<br />

case. Before fully Installing shaft, make sure slot for lock<br />

plate is properly aligned with countershaft so plate will<br />

seat in both slots. Idler gear end play should be from<br />

.003" to .010".<br />

MAINSHAFT ASSEMBLY<br />

1. Insert mainshaft with rear bearing assembled, through rear of<br />

transmission case and Install low and reverse sliding gear,<br />

with shift collar towards front of transmission.<br />

2. Install low and reverse fork in rear shift lever shaft (offset to front)<br />

and engage fork in groove of low sliding gear.<br />

3. Install second speed gear.<br />

4. Assemble synchronizer hub, shift plates, shift sleeve , springs and<br />

synchronizer rings together as a unit and slide on mainshaft splines<br />

the long hub of the sleeve pointing forward. Be sure that marks<br />

painted on parts during disassembly are in proper alignment, also<br />

that the hooked ends of the two synchronizer springs engage in the<br />

same shift plate.<br />

5. Install snap ring on front of mainshaft and check end play by<br />

inserting a feeler gauge between the rear face of the mainshaft<br />

second speed gear and the front ends of the mainshaft spiral<br />

splines. This should be from .003" to .016". Excessive end play at<br />

this point can only be corrected by Installing new parts.<br />

6. Install second and high shift fork in second and high shift shaft,<br />

move mainshaft and parts toward shift fork and engage fork in<br />

groove of synchronizer shift sleeve.<br />

7. Complete Installation of mainshaft and rear bearing in case by<br />

tapping rear bearing outer race with plastic or rawhide hammer<br />

until bearing case snap ring is flush with rear of case.<br />

MAINSHAFT DRIVE GEAR ASSEMBLY<br />

1. Coat inside of mainshaft drive gear and mainshaft front<br />

rollers with lubriplate or heavy viscous grease and assemble<br />

rollers (14) in position in gear.<br />

2. Install mainshaft drive gear assembly tapping outer race of<br />

bearing with a plastic or rawhide hammer until snap ring<br />

in outer race is flush with front of case. When doing this,<br />

be sure rollers are not dislodged before pilot end of mainshaft<br />

enters drive gear.<br />

COUNTERSHAFT Installation<br />

1. To Install countershaft, insert two suitable punches through<br />

countershaft holes in front and rear of transmission case,

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