Clutch Arms

This shaft holds the throw-out bearing in place. Used operating shafts are fine as long as the arms aren't bent or broken. When removing an old shaft, take out the 11mm head bolt that sets the arm bushing into the trans case. Next take off the throw-out bearing and the clutch cable nut. Push the shaft toward the cable arm, pushing out the bushing. Remove the cable arm, spring, bell and bushing. At this point, the shaft should pull out from the inside. Note: When putting the shaft back in, grease the shaft where the bushing rides. Put the inner clip on the shaft, then install the shaft into the case. Slide the bushing from the outside over the shaft making sure you are lining up the set screw hole. Put in the set screw and then the spring bell. Put the spring over the bell, then put it over the arm. Do not put the spring over the arm until you have the outer clip on. Take a large Phillips screwdriver and wrap the spring around the arm, pull the screwdriver towards you, prying the hook of the spring around the arm.

Bus (Type 2): 68-70
Race/Off-Road: T2,68-70