SuperMotors SuperMotors SUPERMOTORS Search — try “orange Bronco on 35s”
Home/ Registry/ Chevrolet/ Monte Carlo/ “For Sale”/ Photo supermotors.net/registry/media/178025

VW 020 Transmission Clutch Release Mechanism Exploded Diagram - Cable & Pedal

Service manual exploded view of the clutch release mechanism with numbered parts and an identification legend.

AI caption · Photo 27 of 48

This is a scanned page (30a-2) from a repair manual section titled 'Clutch (020 Transmission)', covering the clutch release mechanism assembly. The page presents Fig. 1, an exploded view of the clutch release mechanism and related parts with 28 numbered callouts identifying components such as the clutch cable, pedal cluster, brackets, and associated hardware. The visible legend on this page identifies items 1 through 7: (1) Clutch cable, used on vehicles with gasoline spark-ignition engines only; (2) Clutch cable with integral vibration damper, for Diesel-engine vehicles up to August 1993 production only; (3) Rubber stop; (4) Washer; (5) Support plate; (6) Dust boot, which can remain installed during clutch cable removal; and (7) Bracket with accelerator pedal, which requires first removing the steering column with sleeve (referencing the Steering section). A warning box instructs the reader to observe airbag precautions described in section 69 (Seatbelts, Airbags) and to always disconnect the negative battery cable before working at or near the steering column. The legend for callouts 8-28 presumably continues on a following page. The 020 transmission and Diesel references indicate this manual covers a Volkswagen model, not the uploader's claimed vehicle.

This document covers up to August 1993, which may differ from this 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo.

Is this accurate? Sign in to help verify it.

Frequently asked questions

Which clutch cable is used on gasoline versus Diesel engine vehicles?
Per the legend, item 1 (standard clutch cable) is for vehicles with gasoline spark-ignition engines only, while item 2 (clutch cable with integral vibration damper) is for Diesel-engine vehicles up to August 1993 production only.
Does the dust boot need to be removed when removing the clutch cable?
No. Item 6 notes the dust boot can remain installed during removal of the clutch cable.
What must be done before removing the bracket with accelerator pedal?
Item 7 states to first remove the steering column with sleeve, referring to the Steering section of the manual.
What safety precautions does this page give for working near the steering column?
The warning box says to observe airbag precautions as described in section 69 (Seatbelts, Airbags) and to always disconnect the negative (–) battery cable before working at or near the steering column.
What does Fig. 1 on this page show?
Fig. 1 is an exploded view of the clutch release mechanism and related parts for the 020 transmission, with 28 numbered callouts; items 1-7 are identified on this page.

Comments

No comments yet.

More from this build

Cast aluminum water pump housing on a rubber mat beside its parts box Serpentine belt with orange Conitech packaging on a black mat, next to a yellow DHL box Black plastic engine timing cover on a rubber mat, with boxes and a flywheel in background Part in plastic packaging with brown paper and a white label Seal in plastic packaging with part number 928 311 113 B Brown and white automotive seal on a blue box with text Two rubber strut mounts and two blue Meisteratz boxes, one labeled "STRUT MOUNT AND BEARING KIT" Used GM clutch pressure plate with heat-discolored diaphragm fingers

More Chevrolet Monte Carlos