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M/T - Changes, Modifications

Group: 35
Number: 92-01
Date: December 31, 1992

Subject:
5-speed transmission 02A, changes/modifications

Models:
Corrado, all m.y.
(see component descriptions below, for specific transmission build dates)

5th gear synchronizer, changes

Transmissions from 31 10 1





Note
The modified assembly has three new locking keys (item 4) which are additional to the three existing keys cast on the synchronizer ring.

1 - Springs for 5th gear synchronizer ring
^ no longer a single-spring design
^ installed position: one spring at 120~ offset to the other

2 - Synchronizer for 5th gear
^ three cutouts (arrows A) for new locking keys (item 4)

3 - Synchronizer hub for 5th gear
^ three smaller additional cutouts a for new locking keys (item 4)
^ dimension a = 8.2 mm

4 - Locking keys
^ installed position: smaller end (arrows B) toward edge of meshing teeth in synchronizer (item 2)

5th gear synchronizer ring, change





previous (transmissions up to 30 10 1)
^ dimension a = 9.0 mm
^ spring recess (lower arrow) is present

new (transmissions from 31 10 1)
^ dimension a = 8.6 mm
^ spring recess (lower arrow) has been eliminated

CAUTION

Do not install early version synchronizer rings in later transmissions, nor later version synchronizer rings in earlier transmissions.

Modified synchronizer ring and 5th gear synchronizer, assembling

Transmissions from 31 10 1





^ slide synchronizer over synchronizer hub (see also, illustration 35-1319)
^ edges A of meshing teeth in synchronizer face in same direction as collar B of synchronizer hub
^ cutouts for locking keys in synchronizer and in synchronizer hub must align, one above the other

^ insert locking keys, as shown in illustration 35-1319
^ insert springs at a 120~ offset, seating each spring under all three lugs C of the locking keys
^ be sure ends of spring (arrows) are positioned at lugs C, as shown

5th gear shift fork, changes





Note
Modifications to the 5th gear shift fork correspond to changes in the 5th gear synchronizer hub.

previous (transmissions up to 30 10 1)
^ dimension a - 35.0 mm
^ dimension b = 23.3 mm

new (transmissions from 31 10 1)
^ dimension a = 33.7 mm
^ dimension b = 24.3 mm

Note
The new shift fork can be installed in earlier transmissions.

1st/4th gear shift forks/ball bearings, changes





previous (transmissions up to 05 02 2)
^ dimension a = 20.0 mm

new (transmissions from 06 02 2)
^ dimension a = 21.0 mm

Note
The new shift fork with larger ball bearings can also be installed in earlier transmissions.

Modified 5th gear synchronizer, installed position

Transmissions from 31 10 1





^ assemble hub and synchronizer, as described previously
^ install so that teeth (arrow 1) in synchronizer, and high collar of synchronizer hub (arrow 2) face transmission housing

5th gear, adjusting/checking

Transmissions from 31 10 1





Adjusting

^ engage 5th gear
^ loosen bolt 1
^ press synchronizer and selector arm in direction of arrows
^ tighten bolt 1 to 25 N-m (18 ft.lb.)

Checking

^ check measurement with feeler gage
^ gap between synchronizer and gear must not exceed 0.2 mm
^ repeat adjustment if necessary
^ remove 5th gear:
^ synchronizer must now be in neutral position
^ synchronizer ring must have enough clearance to move freely

Selector shaft, changes





Depth of spring-loaded ball

Note
The spring-loaded ball is now imbedded deeper into the selector shaft. This modified design slows down the main shaft (via the selector shaft and 5th gear synchronizer), and eliminates the noise of shifting into reverse gear. previous (all transmissions up to 30 10 1)

previous (only transmissions NOT paired with VR6 engines, up to 03 12 1)
^ dimension a = 5.0 mm

new (only transmissions paired with VR6 engines from 31 10 1)

new (all transmissions from 04 12 1)
^ dimension a = 4.2 mm

Length/diameter changes

Note
Instead of a ball bearing for the selector shaft in the end cover, there is now a sleeve bearing. Accordingly, the lower end of the selector shaft is now shorter and has a larger diameter. previous (transmissions up to 30 10 1)

^ dimension b = 57.0 mm
^ dimension c = 15.0 mm

new (transmissions from 31 10 1)
^ dimension b = 41.0
^ dimension c = 16.0 mm

Introduction of detent element





Note
Beginning in April 1992, a selector shaft with a new detent element (arrow) was phased into production.

The new detent element can be installed in previous transmissions, with manufacture dates beginning 31 10 1.

End cover, changes





previous (transmissions up to 30 10 1)
^ dimension a = 21.0 mm

new (transmissions tom 31 10 1)
^ dimension a = 16.0 mm

Note
The end cover modifications correspond to changes in the selector shaft (i.e. shaft length and diameter changes).