How do I remove the throw out bearing? - F-150 Ford Cars & Trucks

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To replace the throw-out bearing, you need to remove the transmission from the truck. It's not a hard job, but very labor intensive, and you'll need some help (unless you're really well equipped with transmission jacks, etc). Invest $20 or so in a repair manual (Haynes, Chilton, etc) for your vehicle, and it will provide step by step procedures to remove the transmission.
Once the transmission is out, simply remove the throw-out bearing from the clutch release arm, and put the new one on. Then reinstall the transmission.

The pressure plate itself should always be powerful enough to return the throw-out bearing to the clutch engaged (ready to drive) position. Open the bleeder and remove all air. The slave cyl push rod should be able to be positioned in the cup on the throw-out lever with your hands. No tools. If it doesn't move freely something else is wrong.

you need to check the Throw out bearing, the Cherokee XJ has a Hydraulic Throw out bearing. the slave cylinder is Inside the bell housing and the transmission and everything needs to be removed to get to it. You will see two hydraulic lines that go from the slave calendar to the throw out bearing. chances are that the bearing is bad, maybe the roller part is ok, but the part that expands to push on the pressure plate is bad. I had this and it was my first hydraulic bearing, but it is a pain, because everything has to be removed to get to it. good luck.

Throw out bearing? Do you mean the clutch release bearing, aka throw-out bearing? There is only one in a clutch system, and, yes, they can be replaced, without replacing the cluytch disc or the pressure plate. But if it is making noise, it is good practice to do the whole clutch replacement while the transmission is removed. If your budget won't allow that, at least check the clutch friction plates for wear.

The only gear oil near the throw-out bearing would be in the transmission and the only way to the throw-out bearing is out the transmission front bearing retainer. I would check the vent first. It's on the transmission top. If that's free you'll have to remove the transmission and front bearing retainer to check the front bearing and seal.

if the noise is only there when you push down the clutch, you need to replace the throw out bearing.

The throw out bearing will be on the outside of the clutch assemble. What it does is push against the fingers in the center of the pressure plate.

Remove gearbox Fit new bearing Check clutch while you have gearbox out Renew if necessary Replace gearbox Easy! Have fun

no it does not, the wrx has its throw out bearing attached to a shaft that needs to be removed before you seperate the trans from the engine. you will see a access plug on the drivers side just below the starter,remove the plug with a 10mm hex to gain access the shaft,install a 6 mm by 1.0 bolt into the threaed portion of the shaft and slide it out,the throw out bearing is attached to the pressure plate with a large cir clip, make sure the throw out and shaft are reinstalled on the trans before it is installed,when it is, push fork while standing in front of the car to attach the the throw out bearing to the pressure plate, good luck!

This is caused by a lack of oil to the rod bearing. Financially it will be cheaper to get a used engine and replace it as a whole. but if you desire, remove engine, turn upside down, remove oil pan, remove piston rod and bearing cap assy, inspect bearing, will be blue or locked and frozen/welded to the crank due to lack of lubrication. Keep me posted.