Mazda MX-3 silhouetteMX-3

OUTLINE, TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

H-4spec table

B6 DOHC paired with F25M-R transaxle; K8 DOHC paired with G25M-R transaxle. Clutch disc dimensions differ between engines; most other specs shared.

SPECIFICATIONS

Clutch specifications by engine model

Clutch control
Sub-item
Unit
B6 DOHC / F25M-RHydraulic
K8 DOHC / G25M-RHydraulic
Clutch cover
Sub-itemType
Unit
B6 DOHC / F25M-RDiaphragm Spring
K8 DOHC / G25M-RDiaphragm Spring
Clutch cover
Sub-itemSet load
UnitN {kgf, lbf}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R4,316 {440, 968}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R4,316 {440, 968}
Clutch disc
Sub-itemOuter diameter
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R200 {7.87}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R225 {8.86}
Clutch disc
Sub-itemInner diameter
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R130 {5.12}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R150 {5.91}
Clutch disc
Sub-itemThickness — Pressure plate side
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R3.8 {0.150}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R3.8 {0.150}
Clutch disc
Sub-itemThickness — Flywheel side
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R3.5 {0.138}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R3.5 {0.138}
Clutch pedal
Sub-itemType
Unit
B6 DOHC / F25M-RSuspended
K8 DOHC / G25M-RSuspended
Clutch pedal
Sub-itemPedal ratio
Unit
B6 DOHC / F25M-R6.31
K8 DOHC / G25M-R6.31
Clutch pedal
Sub-itemFull stroke
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R130 {5.12}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R130 {5.12}
Clutch pedal
Sub-itemHeight (with carpet)
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R199—204 {7.83—8.03}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R199—204 {7.83—8.03}
Master cylinder
Sub-itemInner diameter
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R15.87 {0.625}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R15.87 {0.625}
Release cylinder
Sub-itemInner diameter
Unitmm {in}
B6 DOHC / F25M-R19.05 {0.750}
K8 DOHC / G25M-R19.05 {0.750}
Clutch fluid
Sub-item
Unit
B6 DOHC / F25M-RFMVSS116 DOT-3
K8 DOHC / G25M-RFMVSS116 DOT-3

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Clutch troubleshooting guide

Slipping
Possible CauseClutch disc facing worn excessively
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Slipping
Possible CauseClutch disc facing surface hardened or oil on surface
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-16, 19
Slipping
Possible CausePressure plate damaged
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Slipping
Possible CauseDiaphragm spring damaged or weakened
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Slipping
Possible CauseInsufficient clutch pedal play
ActionAdjust
PageH-6
Slipping
Possible CauseClutch pedal sticking
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-7
Slipping
Possible CauseFlywheel damaged
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-16, 20
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseExcessive runout or damaged clutch disc
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseClutch disc splines rusted or worn
ActionRemove rust or replace
PageH-16
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseOil on facing
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-16, 19
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseDiaphragm spring weakened
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseExcessive clutch pedal play
ActionAdjust
PageH-6
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseInsufficient clutch fluid
ActionAdd fluid
PageH-5
Poor disengagement
Possible CauseLeakage of clutch fluid
ActionLocate and repair or replace
Page
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CauseOil on facing
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-16, 19
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CauseTorsion dampers weakened
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CauseClutch disc facing hardened or damaged
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-16, 19
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CauseClutch disc facing rivets loose
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CausePressure plate damaged or has excessive runout
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CauseFlywheel surface hardened or damaged
ActionRepair or replace
PageH-16, 20
Vibration of clutch when accelerating
Possible CauseLoose or worn engine mount
ActionTighten or replace
Page
Clutch pedal sticking
Possible CausePedal shaft not properly lubricated
ActionLubricate or replace
PageH-7
Abnormal noise
Possible CauseClutch release collar damaged
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Abnormal noise
Possible CausePoor lubrication of release collar sleeve
ActionLubricate or replace
PageH-16
Abnormal noise
Possible CauseTorsion dampers weakened
ActionReplace
PageH-16
Abnormal noise
Possible CauseExcessive crankshaft end play
ActionRepair
PageRefer to section B1, B2
Abnormal noise
Possible CausePilot bearing worn or damaged
ActionReplace
PageH-16, 20
Abnormal noise
Possible CauseWorn pivot points of release fork
ActionReplace
PageH-16

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