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GEAR BOX

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4.2.3 OVERHAULING

4.2.3.1 INFORMATION FOR OVERHAULING

A. COMPONENT INDENTIFICATION

NOTE

Only identification of components which can be as-

sembled incorrectly due to their similar constructions

is mentioned below

ENGAGING GEARS

All engaging gear should be free from play.

1. 1

st

/2

nd

ENGAGING GEAR

This engaging gear is having symmetrical shank on

both faces.

2. 3

rd

/4

th

ENGAGING GEAR

This engaging gear has shank only on 3

rd

gear side.

NOTE

Dimension between drive shaft synchronizing face to

3

rd

/4

th

engaging gear front face 11+0.1

5

th

/REVERSE ENGAGING GEAR

This engaging gear is having asymmetrical shank its

faces. The depth of the shank on the reverse gear

side is more.

SYNCHRO CONES

1. 1

st

/2

nd

GEAR SYNCHRO CONE

This is the double synchro cone. This is used for

gradual gear engagement and this avoids gear

clashing.

DOUBLE SYNCHRO CONE ASSEMBLY PROCE-

DURE

First place the 1st and 2nd speed gear over the

main shaft.

Then place inner synchro cone properly so that

its seat matches with the gear.

Then fix the intermediate cone by properly align-

ing the 3 plugs.

Then fix the outer synchro cone.