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Pull type with Diaphragm spring
Service Manual
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Certified ISO/TS 16949
Contents
1. Introduction
‐ Description
2. Technical Specifications
‐ Assembly Drawing, Assembly Data
3. Clutch Components
‐ Features, Construction
4. Inspection
5. Installation Procedure
6. Troubleshooting
7. Spare Kit
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1. Introduction:
430Ø Clutch
Cl t h is a Pull‐type
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Single plate Disc Assembly with Torsional Spring, Pre dampner spring
& Organic Facing.
430Ø Clutch with a stamped Cover & Diaphragm. The Clamp load is
Clutch with a stamped Cover & Diaphragm. The Clamp load is
provided by a diaphragm spring.
The release bearing has a “snap‐in“‐connection to the diaphragm
spring, which acts also as a lever to disengage the clutch.
y TATA Vehicle Applications
LPS 4027 (Truck)
LPS 4938 (Truck)
LPK 2530 Novus (Truck)
LPK 2530 Novus (Truck)
LPK 4928 (Truck)
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1.1 Features (430 Disc Assembly, Single plate with organic
Friction material & Torsional dampner spring,)
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The disc facing material is organic and is “cushioned“, i.e. The driven
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plate and the facingg material are axiallyy flexible components
p to ensure a
smooth clutch engagement and disengagement.
Locating Cups are used to maintain Pressure plate travel and Also to
prevent oscillation occurs during transportation or Installation.
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2. Technical Specifications: Certified ISO/TS 16949
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Release Bearing Details,Modelwise
FOR MODEL LPK 4938
FOR MODEL LPK 2530, LPS 4027
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3. Clutch Component Features & Construction
3.1 Disc plate Assembly
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‐ Promotes smooth
engagement ‐ To eliminate gear rattle ‐To eliminate
‐ helps to reduce the noise Long travel damper idle rattle
standard (8 spring)
t d d (8 i ) ‐ Friction
Friction
release load peak ‐ Friction stable over life ‐To eliminate
stable over life
gear rattle noise
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3.2 Cover Assembly
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by actuation system to - Protect straps from damage during
avoid noise, wear and to - positive lift of shipment
“ wear through”
guarantee constant pressure plate - Remain attached through out clutch life
clutch requires NO
clutch requires NO Lightweight but
-Lightweight,
turning of bearing - no clutch drag -Helps in preventing oscillation
adjustment durable housing
–Helps in Pressure plate lift
SHIPPING
SHIPPING
CLIP
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4. Inspection
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4.1 Checks for Clutch Assembly before attempting Installation
1. Inspect disc and cover for damage due to dropping, e.g. facing damaged at O.D. or shipping cups of
cover and/or straps damaged, O.D. of cover housing damaged etc.
2. Put release bearing onto guiding sleeve of the transmission ‐ make sure it can move freely on sleeve
3. keep dirt, oil, grease away from clutch
1. Always grease the Hub splines of the clutch disc to ensure easy movement on the Gear box input shaft.
2. When the Hub splines have been greased , fit the clutch disc on the gear box shaft, slightly move the components to and fro and wipe off excess
grease.
3. Before bolting down the cover assembly ensure use of Tool to centre the clutch disc correctly in the flywheel.
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4. Centre Disc with a splined shaft proceed carefully when inserting the gearbox shaft in to the hub of the clutch disc to avoid damage of the
Centre Disc with a splined shaft,proceed carefully when inserting the gearbox shaft in to the hub of the clutch disc to avoid damage of the
splines and the torsional vibration dampner ,as it is sensitive to shock.
4.3 Checks for Clutch Cover Assembly
1.
1 Remove Dirt and contamination from the cover assembly with non
Remove Dirt and contamination from the cover assembly with non‐petroleum
petroleum base cleaning solvent.
base cleaning solvent
2. Inspect the cover, Pressure plate ,straps ,Diaphragm spring etc.for damage during transportation.
4.4 Checks for Fly wheel & Transmission components
1. Inspect
1 Inspect Flywheel for flatness, damaged threads and damaged centering shoulder, inspect pilot bearing for free, easy rotation.
Flywheel for flatness damaged threads and damaged centering shoulder inspect pilot bearing for free easy rotation
2. Inspect interface of flywheel‐housing to bell‐housing for any damage or dirt that would lead to misalignment; the bearing is
self‐centering, but can compensate only a limited amount of misalignment.
3. Check transmission input shaft spline for any damage and make sure that the disc can move easily forward and backwards on the spline.
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5. Installation Procedure
1. Check all the parameter of clutch mentioned in manual. Certified ISO/TS 16949
2. Lubricate the spline of the disc. Use enough amount of grease to avoid spread out and subsequent
possibility of clutch slippage.
3.
3 Install the disc over the alignment tool. During installing the disc, make sure that the word
Install the disc over the alignment tool During installing the disc make sure that the word
“PRESSURE PLATE SIDE” (Long boss side is PP SIDE of the Disc) on the disc will be towards the
pressure plate.
4. Install the alignment tool in the flywheel pilot bearing for location of the disc.
5. Align the cover assembly on flywheel by bolt manually. Before tightening the bolt make sure the
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clutch positioning is perfect.
6. Tighten the clutch mounting bolts (M10X1.25X70 TS 17130‐10.9, spring Washer B10 IS 3063‐
SS8451‐8C) in the sequence in three stages 1‐7‐4‐10 , 3‐9‐6‐12 & 2‐8‐5‐11
and torque it in two stages, 30Nm (First Stage) 58Nm (second stage)
7. For Installation of release bearing assembly make sure that the end of the locking ring is properly
hooked.
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8. Fit the Releaser on guide shaft. Certified ISO/TS 16949
9. Fit the Fork in proper position.
10. Push Releaser towards Transmission.
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11. After Fitment of components check whether the connection is proper or not
After Fitment of components check whether the connection is proper or not.
12. Snap in by pushing the fork in the opposite direction.
FOR MODEL LPK 4938
FOR MODEL LPK 2530, LPS 4027
BEARING
Precautionary Measures
1. Do not remove the shipping clips between the cup and cover until the Clutch is installed.
2. Ensure that Shipping clips should not fall within cover assembly.
3. Use Alignment Tool for proper Installation otherwise it may damage the clutch.
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6. Trouble shooting
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Before Trouble shooting the clutch, make sure the following conditions.
1. The Engine is operating correctly.
2.
2 Engine mounts are in good condition.
Engine mounts are in good condition
3. The Driveline angles of the engine, transmission, drive shaft and rear axle are correct.
6.1 Trouble shooting‐Operating condition
Condition Probable causes Actions to be taken
Clutch 1) Worn or damaged splines on input shaft 1) Replace input shaft
Vibrates 2) Transmission to Engine misalignment 2) Make sure the transmission to engine alignment is correct .Check
run out of flywheel and bell housing.
3) Loose Flywheel 3) Tighten Fasteners to specified Torque, If necessary replace
fasteners . Check Flywheel mounting surface for damage, replace if
necessary.
4) Clutch Facing damage 4) Replace new Disc assembly
5) Cover Assembly or Disc Assembly out of balance 5) Check balancing of Cover assembly and pressure plate and install, If
condition is as it was then replace Cover assembly/Disc assembly.
Clutch does 1) Damaged hub in Clutch disc 1) Replace disc.
not release
not release 2) Oil or Grease in facing
Oil or Grease in facing 2) Clean facings If oil or grease cannot be removed replace disc
Clean facings. If oil or grease cannot be removed, replace disc.
completely 3) Worn or damaged pressure plate 3) Replace pressure plate and cover assembly
4) Clutch linkage needs adjustment 4) Adjust clutch linkage.
5) Bell housing loose 5) Tighten fasteners to specified torque. If necessary, replace
fasteners
6) Worn or damaged release bearing 6) Replace release bearing.
7) Facing not specified for vehicle operation
Facing not specified for vehicle operation 7) Install disc with correct facings.
Install disc with correct facings
8) Damaged pilot bearing 8) Replace pilot bearing.
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Condition Probable causes
Probable causes Actions to be taken
Actions to be taken
Clutch is 1) Clutch linkage needs adjustment. 1) Adjust linkage.
noisy 2) Tight or stiff pivots in clutch linkage. 2) Lubricate linkage. If condition still exists, replace linkage.
3) Worn or damaged release bearing. 3) Replace release bearing.
4) Clutch has moved too far. Diaphragm spring 4) Observe specified release travel. Replace Clutch assembly.
fingers/release lever scraping against clutch disc
fingers/release lever scraping against clutch disc
5) Worn or damaged clutch housing. 5) Replace clutch housing and pressure plate assembly.
6) Bell housing loose. 6) Tighten fasteners to specified torque. If necessary, replace
fasteners.
7) Damaged hub or broken co‐axial springs in clutch discs. 7) Replace clutch discs.
8) Oil or grease on facings. 8) Clean facings. If oil or grease cannot be removed, replace discs.
9) Damaged pilot bearing.
D d il t b i 9) Replace pilot bearing.
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Clutch 1) Oil or Grease on facing. 1) Replace discs and correct oil leak.
Slippage 2) Incorrect clutch cover installed. 2) Replace with the suitable ‘Setco’ Cover.
3) Insufficient pressure on Clutch Disc. 3) Install new cover Assembly.
4) Excessive Depth of Fly wheel 4) Ensure current depth by remachining or replace Flywheel.
5) Flywheel burnt cracked or dished
Flywheel burnt, cracked or dished. 5) Replace or re‐grind
Replace or re grind to manufacturer
to manufacturer’ss specifications.
specifications
6) Driver keeps foot on clutch pedal. 6) Use correct vehicle operating procedure.
7) Release system sluggish. 7) Ensure easy movement in the release system . Renew worn parts
and grease pivot points.
8) Binding in pedal linkage. 8) Lubricate and adjust.
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CAUTION: Breakage of dampener spring, hub of the disc assembly and breakage of Diaphragm spring of Cover assembly do not necessarily constitute
Manufacturing defect. Dampener spring and hub breakage could be the result of severe torsional vibration and shock loading.
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6.2 Trouble shooting‐Components
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Condition Probable causes Actions to be taken
Hub separates 1) Incorrect transmission installation procedures. 1) Install transmission correctly.
from Clutch
from Clutch 2) Clutch housing loose.
Clutch housing loose 2) Tighten clutch housing to specified torque. If necessary,
Tighten clutch housing to specified torque If necessary
replace fasteners.
3) Clutch engaged while vehicle is coasting. 3) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
4) Shock loading. 4) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
Pressure plate 1) Driver engages clutch while vehicle is coasting to 1) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
cracked or
cracked or create shock load.
create shock load.
damaged by 2) Driver uses clutch as a brake to hold vehicle on a 2) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
heat grade.
3) Free travel not adjusted correctly. 3) Adjust free travel to specifications.
4) Oil or grease on facings. 4) Clean discs. If oil or grease cannot be removed, replace
discs. Repair cause of grease or oil leak
5) Worn or damaged diaphragm spring.
Worn or damaged diaphragm spring 5) Replace pressure plate and cover assembly.
Replace pressure plate and cover assembly
6) Driver slips clutch excessively during engagement. 6) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
Lining 1) Facings worn past specified dimension. 1) Replace discs
separates from 2) Vehicle coasting downhill with transmission in gear 2) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
Clutch and clutch engaged.
SSprings
i 1) EExcessive engine vibration.
i i ib i 1) Repair engine as required.
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separates from 2) Driver engages clutch while coasting. 2) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
the Disc 3) Shock loading. 3) Use correct vehicle operating procedures.
Warped hub in 1) Incorrect transmission installation procedures. 1) Replace discs. Install transmission correctly.
clutch disc.
Worn 1) Improper Installed throw out bearing. 1) Replace throw out bearing with correct part and
Diaphragm installed properly.
spring 2) Clutch excessively preloaded –improper 2) Inspect transmission, Adjust clutch pedal free play or
adjustment. Inspect & resurface flywheel or replace if necessary.
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6.3 Trouble shooting‐Driver Procedure
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Action Results
Driver keeps foot on clutch pedal. Clutch is always partially disengaged. Results in too much slipping and causes clutch to overheat.
Overheating causes damage to the linings, the pressure plate, the center plate and flywheel. Release
bearing also damaged.
Driver uses clutch as a brake. Promotes faster wear of linings on disc and causes clutch to overheat life is reduced.
Driver applies clutch while coasting Give a severe shock load on the drive train. Will damage disc and hub assemblies, as well as the entire
downhill. power train
Driver coasts downhill with the Will put too many RPMs on input shaft due to rear axle driving transmission. Can cause facings to separate
transmission in gear and the f
from disc.
clutch released.
Driver shifts transmission before Puts a severe shock on the drive train. Will damage disc hub assemblies.
minimum shift speed.
Driver applies clutch brake while Damages clutch brake. Damaged clutch brake results in gear clash (noise) when engaging first or reverse
shifting when vehicle is moving gears
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7. Spare Kit
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FOR ORGANIC CLUTCH DISC
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2 CUSHION SEGMENT C129‐L4085 9
3 HUB RIVET X014‐L4088 8
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FACING RIVET C088‐L4092 72
5
JOINT RIVET C090‐L4093 18
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