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

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9 - 22 OVERDRIVE<br />

29. Remove retainer and select and Install a gasket .003" to<br />

.005" thicker than clearance indicated by feeler. (Gaskets are<br />

available in four different thicknesses.)<br />

30. Place bearing retainer in position, Install 3 cap screws and<br />

tighten, making sure oil drain hole in flange is aligned with<br />

hole in case.<br />

31. Install the transmission cover and gasket. The cover gasket<br />

has three vent holes and must be Installed with holes to rear<br />

of case. The cover has one vent hole and is Installed with<br />

hole to front of transmission. See marking on cover.<br />

32. Complete balance of assembly as outlined under<br />

"Installation of Adaptor Plate, Solenoid Pawl, Sun Gear<br />

Control Plate and Blocker Solenoid, Sun Gear, Shift Rail<br />

and Fork, Clutch Cam, Pinion Cage and Overdrive Mainshaft",<br />

Pages 13 and 14, also " Overdrive Housing Installation"<br />

, Page 15.<br />

TRANSMISSION AND OVERDRIVE<br />

Installation<br />

1. Install two headless screws or studs in engine end plate to<br />

assist in supporting the overdrive and transmission at Installation.<br />

NOTE: Before Installing the overdrive and transmission to<br />

engine rear support plate, check cylinder block rear support<br />

plate very carefully for tightness and alignment. This is especially<br />

important in cases where the car has been subject to<br />

chronic transmission trouble, noisy and jumping out of gear.<br />

Make a similar check of transmission clutch bell housing.<br />

In lieu of highly precise equipment, use a steel straightedge to<br />

check steel rear support plate and a surface plate or other flat<br />

surface to check the front face of clutch bell housing. Both units<br />

should be flat and in plane within .005".<br />

Be sure to check position of clutch driving plate and see that it<br />

is perfectly centralized within the clutch assembly. This can be<br />

done by using the J-449 aligning arbor or with a standard main<br />

drive gear if arbor is not available. If this precaution is not taken,<br />

difficulty will be encountered when Installing the transmission<br />

and the front end of the drive gear shaft and pilot bearing in the<br />

flywheel will be damaged.<br />

2. Rotate clutch collar and throwout bearing to position<br />

for proper alignment with throwout yoke on transmission.<br />

3. Tighten all rear engine support plate to block screws.<br />

4. Bring the overdrive and transmission assembly to<br />

position where the main drive gear (clutch shaft) is<br />

aligned with bore of clutch throwout collar, then carefully<br />

push transmission forward to enter drive gear<br />

splined shaft through grease retainer leather washer,<br />

splines of clutch driving plate and into pilot bearing in<br />

flywheel.<br />

NOTE: During this operation the main drive gear must<br />

be relieved of all over hanging weight of the transmission<br />

until the bell housing engages the dowels on engine<br />

rear support plate. Before transmission assembly<br />

is moved up against rear support plate make a last<br />

inspection to verify that end face of throwout collar in<br />

clutch is properly aligned with throwout yoke on transmission<br />

and that oil seal lip has not turned under.<br />

CAUTION: Alignment of bell housing with engine is<br />

controlled by the sleeve dowel in the upper left location<br />

of tile bell housing attaching bolt circle and by the<br />

dowel bolt at the lower right location viewed from rear<br />

of car. Make sure that the former is in place and<br />

entered in bell housing hole before tightening bolts.<br />

Install lower right bolt (dowel bolt) first. NEVER<br />

grind or otherwise reduce the diameter of the dowel<br />

bolt to facilitate Installation.<br />

5. Remove the two headless screws or guide studs, J-2969.<br />

6. Install remaining clutch bell housing bolts and screws<br />

and tighten with a torque wrench to 40-45 foot pounds.<br />

7. Complete remainder of Installation by reversing the<br />

order of removal of the remaining parts. Check adjustments<br />

and refill transmission and overdrive. A total of<br />

3-1/4 pounds of lubricant is required for the single<br />

lever type transmission and 3 pounds for the double<br />

lever type transmission.

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