Automatic transmission
Removing and refitting the gearbox
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Fig. 4
REMOVAL AND REFITTING
- Remove the engine-gearbox-subframe assembly (see operation in the 'ENGINE' section).
- Remove (Fig. 4):
- the bolts (1),
- the starter motor (2),
- the cover (3),
- the torque converter bolts,
- the bolts (4),
- the connecting bracket (5),
- the gearbox bolts (6) and (7),
- the bolts (8),
- the connecting bracket (9).
- Separate the engine-gearbox assembly from the subframe.
- Position a hydraulic support jack under the gearbox.
- Remove the gearbox bolts (10) and (11).
- Separate the gearbox from the engine.
Secure the torque converter to prevent it from falling out.To refit, reverse the removal procedure, observing the following points:

Fig. 5
- always replace all self-locking nuts or bolts,
- lightly grease the crankshaft splines at the torque converter with multi-purpose grease,
- check the torque converter fitting height (Fig. 5),
- fill and check the gearbox oil level if it was drained,
- read the fault memory and clear it if necessary,
- when replacing or overhauling the gearbox, a gearbox relearn procedure must be carried out.
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