Legend for Figure 5-7.1.Plug2.Screw3.Washer4.Brake Housing5.Gasket6.O-Ring7.Gasket8.Nut9.Spring Assembly10.Stud11.Clip12.Secondary Spring13.Main Spring14.Washer15.Nut16.Pressure Plate17.Disc18.Rotor Assembly19.Snap Ring20.Ring21.Race22.Roller23.Plunger24.Spring25.Driver26.Container27.Gasket28.Disc29.Key30.Shaft31.Spacer32.Screw33.Washer34.Screw35.Cover36.Gasket37.O-Ring38.Thrust Ring39.Screw40.Washer41.Retainer42.Gasket43.Worm44.Bearing Cup45.Housing46.Worm Gear47.Thrust Ring48.Bearing Cup49.Expansion Plug50.Bushing51.Bearing52.Keyj.Remove screws (39), washers (40), retainer (41) and gasket (42).k.Apply pressure on the splined end of worm (43) shaft and press until bearing cup (44) is pressed out ofhousing (45).l.Pull the worm (43) partially out of the housing (45). Do not pull it far enough that the bearing interfereswith the worm gear (46). Slide the worm to one side and remove the shaft (30) and worm gear (46).Slide off thrust ring (47).m.Press the worm (43) shaft from the other end to remove the other bearing cup (48). Remove worm fromhousing.n.Drive the expansion plug (49) out of the housing (45) from the inside with a hammer and drive pin.NOTEThe following parts should only be removed as necessary for replacement.o.If required, press bushings (50) from housing (45) and cover (35).p.If required, use a gear puller to pull gear (46) from shaft (30) and bearings (51) from worm (43).q. Thoroughly wash all metal parts with a cleaning solvent and dry with low pressure compressed air.5-7.1.4Assembly. (Figure 5-7)5-16
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