Nissan Automatic Transmission Forward Clutch (Rear) Exploded Diagram - AT-32
Service manual page AT-32 showing an exploded forward clutch assembly with clearance specs and service figures.
This is page AT-32 from a Nissan automatic transmission service manual section titled "Repair for Component Parts," covering the Forward Clutch (Rear). The page presents an exploded parts diagram (figure SAT459) identifying all components of the forward clutch assembly: the forward clutch (rear) drum, piston seal, piston, springs, spring retainer, snap ring, drive plates, driven plates, retainer plate, waving snap ring, and rear dished plate, with an inset showing the piston, driven plate, and rear dished plate arrangement. A note advises the reader to refer to S.D.S. (Service Data & Specifications) for the number of clutch sheets (drive and driven plates). The text states service procedures for the forward clutch (rear) are essentially the same as those for the high-reverse clutch (front), except for the specified clearance between the retainer plate and snap ring: standard 0.5–0.8 mm (0.020–0.031 in), allowable limit 2.8 mm (0.110 in). Figure SAT323 shows measuring this clearance with a feeler gauge, and figure SAT324 shows checking clutch operation after assembly. Readers can learn component identification, assembly order, and the critical clearance specification for rebuilding this clutch pack.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the specified clearance between the retainer plate and snap ring on the forward clutch (rear)?
- Standard clearance is 0.5 - 0.8 mm (0.020 - 0.031 in), with an allowable limit of 2.8 mm (0.110 in).
- What parts make up the forward clutch (rear) assembly?
- The exploded diagram shows the forward clutch (rear) drum, piston seal, piston, springs, spring retainer, snap ring, drive plates, driven plates, retainer plate, waving snap ring, and rear dished plate.
- Where do I find the number of clutch drive and driven plates required?
- The document says to refer to S.D.S. (Service Data and Specifications) for the number of clutch sheets (drive plate and driven plate).
- How do the forward clutch (rear) service procedures differ from the high-reverse clutch (front)?
- They are essentially the same, with the only stated exception being the specified retainer plate-to-snap ring clearance (standard 0.5-0.8 mm, allowable limit 2.8 mm).
- What should be done after assembling the forward clutch?
- After assembly, check the operation of the clutch, as shown in figure SAT324.
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