Car clutch repair Honda Civic 5 and 6

Clutch components
Note: When removing the gearbox, clean and lubricate the working surface of the release bearing. If parts marked with * have been removed or disconnected, the clutch hydraulic system must be bled. Check the hoses for...

Clutch pedal
Adjustment Note: Check the clutch switch; The clutch is self-adjusting to compensate for wear. Warning: If there is no clearance between the clutch master cylinder piston and the pushrod, the release bearing will be...

Clutch master cylinder
Repair/inspection Warning: Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with the vehicle's surfaces, as it may damage the paint. If the fluid does come into contact with the paint, wash it off immediately with water....

Clutch basket
Removal/installation 1. Check the height of the diaphragm spring fingers using a digital indicator. Standard (new): 0.8mm max. Operational: 1.0 mm limit. If the height exceeds the operating values, replace the clutch...

Flywheel — check, replacement
Examination 1. Check for damaged or worn teeth on the ring gear. 2. Check for cracks, burrs or discoloration on the flywheel contact surface. 3. Measure the flywheel axial runout over two full revolutions using a dial...

Driven disc, clutch housing assembly
Installation 1. Apply grease to the splines of the driven clutch disc. Place the disc on the gearbox shaft to distribute the grease evenly across the splines. Remove excess grease. Note: Use Honda UM264 grease (P/N...

Release bearing
Removal/check 1. Remove the clutch release fork boot. 2. Disconnect the clutch release fork from the fork support by pressing the spring clips. Remove the fork and then the release bearing. 3. Check the release bearing:...

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