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Genuine Honda Fit Clutch Fork
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Honda Fit Clutch Fork
The Honda Fit contains a Clutch Fork that functions as an essential transmission mechanism in manual transmissions to activate and de-activate the clutch system. The Clutch Fork directs the release bearing against the pressure plate through the driver's clutch pedal press which enables proper gear shifting. Manual transmission clutch linkage includes primarily two systems which are hydraulic and cable-based. The hydraulic system uses a Clutch Fork as a connection point to slave cylinders whereas cable devices link the Clutch Fork directly to clutch pedals. Different Honda Fit models use two approaches for their Clutch Fork design which either incorporates a concentric slave cylinder (CSC) or maintains separate Clutch Fork systems. The clutch fails to operate without a functionally appropriate system part so vehicle trouble or total clutch breakdown becomes likely when replacement unit malfunction occurs. The Honda Fit replacement part requires regular maintenance for preventing wear and sustaining its optimal performance together with its associated components.
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Honda Fit Clutch Fork Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install Clutch Fork and Release Bearing on Honda Fit?A:Unbolt the clutch release cylinder without disconnecting the hydraulic line and support it out of the way with a piece of wire. Remove the transaxle and the release fork dust boot. Release the spring from the ballstud, then pull the release fork out from the bellhousing, recovering the spring using a screwdriver to release it from the ballstud. Slide the release bearing off the end of the fork. To inspect the bearing, hold it by the outer race and rotate the inner race while applying pressure; if it doesn't turn smoothly or is noisy, replace it. Wipe the bearing with a clean rag and check for damage, wear, and cracks, noting that it is common practice to replace the bearing whenever a clutch is changed to reduce the risk of future failure. Avoid immersing the bearing in solvent as it is sealed for life. Check the release lever for cracks and bends. For installation, fill the inner groove of the release bearing with high-temperature grease and lubricate the release fork ball socket, fork ends, and release cylinder socket with the same grease. Attach the release bearing to the release fork by sliding the curved end of the spring through the hole in the fork, squeezing the ends together, and attaching it to the inside of the fork. Slide the release bearing onto the transaxle input shaft bearing retainer while passing the end of the fork through the opening in the bellhousing, pushing the fork onto the ballstud until the spring clicks over the ball. Apply a light coat of grease to the transaxle input shaft splines and release bearing guide, as well as a little grease to the face of the release bearing where it contacts the pressure plate diaphragm spring fingers. Complete the installation by reversing the removal procedure.
