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Rover 200/400 Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer Workshop Manual14 · Clutch
14 · Transmission

Clutch (Operation): Description and operation

Make
Rover
Model
Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer 200/400 Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer Workshop Manual
Section
Description and operation › Operation
ClutchOperation
Diagram of the clutch assembly showing the pedal, cable, release arm, fork, bearing, diaphragm fingers, and clutch plate

1.6 model illustrated

OPERATION

The diaphragm type clutch is operated via a self - adjusting cable on 1.4 and 2.0 models and an adjustable cable on 1.6 models.

When the clutch pedal(1) is depressed, the clutch cable(2) transmits movement to the release arm(3). The release fork(4), secured to the release shaft, changes the rotary movement of the release shaft into linear movement. The release bearing(5) is pushed against the diaphragm fingers(6) and releases spring pressure from the clutch plate(7).

When pressure is released from the clutch pedal, the diaphragm fingers push the release bearing back and force the clutch plate against the flywheel.

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