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Megane 1 (1995-2002) Megan 2 (2002-2009, petrol)

Removal, inspection and installation of the release bearing (Renault Megane 1)

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Contents: Removal 🠛 Inspection 🠛 Installation 🠛

Removal



1. To access the bearing, remove the power unit from the engine compartment, move it to a workbench and separate the transmission from the engine as described in Chapter Engine repair.

1. To access the bearing, remove the power unit from the engine compartment, move it to a workbench…


2. Tilt the clutch release fork and remove the bearing assembly from the guide sleeve (refer to the accompanying illustration).

3. Push the fork into the clutch housing to separate it from the pivot pin. If necessary, remove the rubber protective boots from the clutch housing opening and from the pivot pin.

Inspection



1. Inspect the release mechanism and replace any worn or damaged components. Carefully check all working and contact surfaces.

2. Check that the bearing rotates smoothly and easily, without noise or jolts, and that its running surface is smooth and level, without cracks, pitting or worn areas. If there is any doubt about the condition of the bearing, replace it.

Installation



Installation


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1. Before installation, apply molybdenum grease (Renault recommends Molykote BR2) on the contact surfaces of the release bearing, clutch release fork, pivot pin and guide sleeve (refer to the accompanying illustration).

Caution: Do not apply too much grease, as excess grease may come into contact with the friction disc linings.


2. Install the rubber boots into the opening of the clutch housing and into the groove on the stud, then place the release fork onto the stud.

3. Install the bearing assembly onto the guide sleeve, aligning the ends of the release fork with the tabs on the bearing.

4. Install the transmission onto the engine. Check the operation of the release mechanism, then install the power unit into the engine compartment (refer to Chapter Engine repair).
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