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

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9 - 20 OVERDRIVE<br />

REASSEMBLY - COMPLETE UNIT<br />

(Double Lever Type)<br />

1. Thoroughly clean both the transmission and overdrive<br />

cases.<br />

2. Install the transmission mainshaft bearing and oil slinger<br />

(lip to inside) on mainshaft and in the overdrive adaptor.<br />

Retain the assembly in position with the large snap ring.<br />

3. Install new shift shaft oil seals. The oil seals can be driven<br />

out from the inside of transmission c a se with a punch<br />

and tapping the new seals in place from the outside of<br />

case.<br />

NOTE: When Installing oil seals, coat outside of seal and<br />

inside of housing with red or white lead or gasket sealer<br />

to insure leak-tight joints.<br />

4. Install the low and reverse shift shaft in the transmission<br />

case. DO NOT damage the oil seal.<br />

5. Insert interlock sleeve in the transmission case and Install<br />

the interlock spring, interlock pin and one interlock ball.<br />

Align the neutral detent of the low and reverse shift shaft<br />

cam with the interlock ball and while holding the low<br />

and reverse shift shaft in position, Install the tapered pin<br />

in the case.<br />

6. Install the second and high shift shaft in the transmission<br />

case, pushing the shaft in as far as possible. Install the<br />

other interlock ball by inserting it over the interlock<br />

spring, compressing the spring and at the same time s lid<br />

in g the second. and high shift shaft toward the center of<br />

the case to its correct position.<br />

7. Install shift shift levers, short (low and reverse) on rear<br />

shaft and long (second and high) on front shaft. Move<br />

either lever into any in-gear position and with one end of<br />

the interlock sleeve contacting a shift shaft cam, measure<br />

the clearance with a feeler gauge between the opposite<br />

end of the sleeve and the c am of the other shift shaft,<br />

Figure 28. This clearance should be from .001" to .007".<br />

If not within these limits, remove sleeve and replace with<br />

one of proper length. Interlock sleeves are available in<br />

five different lengths as shown in specifications. Install<br />

taper pin retaining second and high shift shaft in case.<br />

FIGURE 28<br />

8. To Install countershaft gear cluster assembly, place needle<br />

roller spacer tube over dummy shaft and insert in cluster.<br />

Apply viscous grease between shaft and inside of gear at<br />

each end and place needle roller washers in position<br />

against each end of spacer tube. Next, insert needle rollers<br />

(22) between inside of gear and dummy shaft, followed by<br />

a retaining washer at each end.<br />

9. Coat countershaft thrust washers and ends of cluster with<br />

viscous grease and place washers in position. Install front<br />

washer with bronze face to gear and lug at top. The rear<br />

inner (bronze) thrust washer should be Installed so the<br />

lugs will engage the slots in the cluster gear and the outer<br />

(steel) thrust washer with the lug at top.<br />

10. 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 of the<br />

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

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

forward just far enough to enter front end in case, as<br />

it must again be removed after checking end play.<br />

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

washers, check countershaft cluster end play, Figure 29.<br />

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

than this, the thrust washers should be replaced.

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