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Mercedes-Benz E-Class W123 (from 1976 to 1985, the year of issue)

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Disassembly and assembly cover gearshift




Cover gearshift 4-speed transmission Model Year First

108 - rod gears III and IV
108a - gear lever
109 - locking mechanism
110 - stem I and II Transmission
111- O-ring
112 - rod for reverse gear
112a - the lever for reverse gear
114 - cover gearshift

116 - breather
118 - sleeve
119 - the needle bearing
120 - Washer
121 - lock washer
122 - Bolt
123 - spring washer


Cover gearshift recent model years

106 - III and IV of the fork gear
107 - I and II fork gear
108 - rod gears III and IV
109 - locking mechanism
110 - stem I and II Transmission
111 - O-ring
112 - rod for reverse gear
113 - installation
114 - cover of the switching mechanism
115 - stud

116 - breather
117 - spring washer
118 - sleeve
119 - the needle bearing
120 - Washer
121 - lock washer
122 - Bolt
123 - Stop or springy washer
124 - Bolt


PERFORMANCE ORDER

  1. Note (prescriber) shift lever position relative to the shaft, and then remove them from the slot.
  2. Remove the C-shaped spring washers, and washers from the shaft.
  3. Remove leashes and fingers gear.
  4. Peel back the X's mustache washers (if fitted), unscrew the central bolt and remove the retaining clip. Secure the mutual position of the pin in the cover.
  5. Wash all parts in a solvent (kerosene) and dry. Spend fault detection, replace parts, if necessary. In the case of wear of the bearing rollers press out the knockout of a soft metal and set new ones. Replace O-rings.
  6. Installation is the reverse order of removal. Pre-lubricate the shaft with gear oil.


Inspection and bearing housings

The cross section of the drive mechanism of the speedometer

A - the gap between the driving shaft of a speedometer and a transmission cover


PERFORMANCE ORDER

  1. Check housings for wear, cracks and damage. Check for wear on the bearings, turning them manually. In case of difficulties or uneven rotation, replace the bearings.
  2. Replace all seals and gaskets. To replace the front cover, remove the gland bolts guide tube bearing clutch, then press out the oil seal to the outside with a metal tube. The new oil seal must be pressed flush with the housing. Lubricate the screw threads of the guide tube with sealant and install them, but do not tighten all the way up until you do not collect the gearbox and replace the clutch housing.
  3. To replace the back cover gland podkovyrnite a screwdriver. Press in the new oil seal into place using a hammer and a block of wood so that it stood flush with the body.
  4. Check speedometer drive gear in the rear cover to wear and, if necessary, replace it. To remove the wheel, it is necessary to help beard soft metal shaft to drive through it and cover. Note that this will also be pushed out the sealing bead (or tube), which can be pre-pull with a screwdriver. Pull out the oil seal by screwing in a bolt for a bolt and pulling out. Installation of parts made in the reverse order of removal. Before installing the sealing plug fluff it with sealant.





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