Figure 4-2. Torque converter and transmission assembly, disassembly and reassembly (sheet 8 of 13).

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Figure 4-2. Torque converter and transmission assembly,

disassembly and reassembly (sheet 8 of 13).

ing fluid that is recommended for the transmis-

subassemblies must be handled carefully to

s i o n . Refer to the lubrication order. Lubricate

p r e v e n t nicking, scratching, or denting. Parts

a l l bronze-faced clutch plates by s o a k i n g t h e m

w h i c h fit closely but with operating clearance

i n transmission fluid for at least 2 minutes im-

w i l l stick if slightly damaged. Parts which de-

m e d i a t e l y prior to installation.

pend on smooth surfaces for sealing may leak if

scratched.

f. Reassembly. R e f e r t o f i g u r e 4 - 2 and reas-

( 4 ) Inspect all oil passages for obstruction.

s e m b l e the transmission.

I f an obstruction is found, remove with com-

NOTE

pressed air, or by working a wire back and forth

Both the first and second stator assemblies are ser-

through the passage and flushing the passage

viced in the following manner:

o u t with cleaning solvent.

e. Lubrication. To insure that the components

(1) Remove any rollers (21 and 25, fig. 4-1)

w i l l be adequately lubricated when the trans-

and springs (22 and 26) not previously removed.

mission is initially put into service after rebuild,

(2) Position the first stator (front) assembly

all clutch plates, bearings, bushings, gears,

(28), flat side upward, on work bench. Position

seals, shafts and other moving parts must be

t h e second stator (rear) assembly (23) flat side

generously oiled when installed with the operat-