How to remove the transaxle,Clutch Fork and Release Bearing on Toyota MR2?

To remove the transaxle, place it on a clean work surface. Slide the Release Bearing on the input shaft and disconnect the spring clip from the Clutch Fork fork tip. Rotate the spring clip to clear the Clutch Fork and remove the bearing. Pull the Clutch Fork away from the transaxle and push it towards the input shaft to release it from the fulcrum stud. Clean the bearing and inspect it by turning the inner race. Clean the Clutch Fork and inspect the fork tips for wear. Apply grease to the bearing, clutch disc spline, Clutch Fork fulcrum stud, and Clutch Fork fork tips. To install, reverse the removal steps and ensure the Clutch Fork spring is properly attached to the fulcrum stud.

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Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Fork Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 31204-20100
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- Other Name: Fork Sub-Assy, Clutch Release; Release Fork
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Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1990-1995 Toyota MR2 | 4 Cyl 2.0L, 4 Cyl 2.2L | 3SGTE, 5SFE; SW20L-ACMZZA, SW20L-AJMZZA, SW20L-AJMZZK, SW21L-ACMZKA, SW21L-ACPZKA, SW21L-AJMZKA, SW21L-AJMZKK, SW21L-AJPZKA
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- Other Name: Fork Sub-Assy, Clutch Release; Release Fork
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- 1987-1989 Toyota MR2 | GT, Super Charger | 4 Cyl 1.6L | 4AGELC, 4AGZE; AW11L-WCMQFA, AW11L-WCMQFK, AW11L-WCPQFA, AW11L-WCPQFK, AW11L-WJMQFA, AW11L-WJMQFK, AW11L-WJMQRA, AW11L-WJMQRK, AW11L-WJPQFA, AW11L-WJPQRA
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- Other Name: Fork Sub-Assy, Clutch Release
- Replaced by: 31204-20111
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1990-1995 Toyota MR2 | 4 Cyl 2.0L, 4 Cyl 2.2L | 3SGTE, 5SFE; SW20L-ACMZZA, SW20L-AJMZZA, SW20L-AJMZZK, SW21L-ACMZKA, SW21L-ACPZKA, SW21L-AJMZKA, SW21L-AJMZKK, SW21L-AJPZKA
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- Other Name: Fork Sub-Assy, Clutch Release; Release Fork
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1985-1989 Toyota MR2 | GT, Super Charger | 4 Cyl 1.6L | 4AGELC, 4AGZE; AW11L-WCMQFA, AW11L-WCMQFK, AW11L-WCPQFA, AW11L-WCPQFK, AW11L-WJMQFA, AW11L-WJMQFK, AW11L-WJMQRA, AW11L-WJMQRK, AW11L-WJPQFA, AW11L-WJPQRA
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Toyota MR2 Clutch Release Fork Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 31204-32010
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Fork Sub-Assy, Clutch Release; Release Fork
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1990-1991 Toyota MR2 | 4 Cyl 2.0L, 4 Cyl 2.2L | 3SGTE, 5SFE; SW20L-ACMZZA, SW20L-AJMZZA, SW20L-AJMZZK, SW21L-ACMZKA, SW21L-ACPZKA, SW21L-AJMZKA, SW21L-AJMZKK, SW21L-AJPZKA

Toyota MR2 Clutch Fork

The Clutch Fork on the Toyota MR2 is the lever that converts pedal force into movement of the release bearing for the driver to disconnect the engine power from the gearbox. The lever is located inside the bell housing and accepts either a push or pull from a hydraulic slave cylinder or a cable. It presses against the throw-out bearing and against the pressure plate to release the clutch. The early MR2 models had a cable that pulled on the Clutch Fork. This cable required adjustment from time to time, and if the strand started to fray, it became stiff. Later iterations of Toyota started to use hydraulic actuation instead, with the slave cylinder pushing the Clutch Fork, giving lighter pedal effort and automatic compensation for wear. The Clutch Fork, which pivots on a fixed boss regardless of linkage, must be free of cracks, as any excess play will shorten the travel of the bearing and impede the gear change. Some variants that use a concentric slave cylinder do away with the lever, yet many MR2 gearboxes continue to use the familiar piece for its simplicity. You might hear noise, feel pedal shake, or experience hard shifting with damage to the Clutch Fork and pivot, protecting signature Toyota handling.

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Toyota MR2 Clutch Fork Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Clutch Release Fork Sub-Assembly
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Q: How to remove the transaxle,Clutch Fork and Release Bearing on Toyota MR2?
A:
To remove the transaxle, place it on a clean work surface. Slide the Release Bearing on the input shaft and disconnect the spring clip from the Clutch Fork fork tip. Rotate the spring clip to clear the Clutch Fork and remove the bearing. Pull the Clutch Fork away from the transaxle and push it towards the input shaft to release it from the fulcrum stud. Clean the bearing and inspect it by turning the inner race. Clean the Clutch Fork and inspect the fork tips for wear. Apply grease to the bearing, clutch disc spline, Clutch Fork fulcrum stud, and Clutch Fork fork tips. To install, reverse the removal steps and ensure the Clutch Fork spring is properly attached to the fulcrum stud.