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 |  TRANSMISSION Orifices in the housing must be open and the pipe plugs new one to check for looseness. Wrap bearing in clean tight. All passage ways leading to the piston chamber paper until it is ready to be installed. must be open.  The ball plugs must fit tight on their seats and be staked into place. The plate and spacer 4. If a roller bearing is defective, check its tangs should not be worn nor their mating surfaces mating surface for same condition. Replace the part if it grooved.  Slight grooving caused by plate or spacer is found to be defective. tangs is permissible.  Deeply grooved surfaces would interfere with clutch application or disengagement, 5. All bearings should fit tight in their bores. Replace parts as necessary to insure proper clutch Ball bearings should fit tight on mating shafts. Except function, The friction material should be bonded to the where design permits, the bearing should not rotate in clutch  plates  and  thickness  should  be  within the bore or on the shaft, If this condition exists, replace specifications.  The friction material should not be parts as necessary. warped, galled or torn. Check the dish of each clutch plate on a surface. If not within specifications, or if any 6. Although not absolutely necessary, all O- of the other foregoing defects are noticed, replace as rings and seals should be replaced. The O-rings must necessary. Refer to Specification Listing. Make sure be free of flat surfaces, cuts, tears or any other form of the copper tubing in the reverse shaft is tight. Replace deterioration. Discard if any of these exist. The seal shaft if it is loose.  Compare all springs lengths with lips should be sharp and smooth. Replace any that are comparable new springs. Springs should not be not. Check the surface making contact with O-rings and distorted, pitted or show signs of wear.  Replace as seals. The surfaces should be smooth. In most cases, necessary. Replace the entire set in the clutch packs, if slight  imperfections  can  be  removed  with  fine signs of overheating are noticed or if springs of a given sandpaper.  Replace any part if normal service life pack are of different lengths. cannot be expected. 11.  Check all gears and splines for nicks and 7. Replace seal rings if machining marks are burrs. The teeth should not be broken or galled. Minor worn off, broken, or do not fit correctly in their grooves. defects can be removed with a fine India stone. Inspect the mating surfaces; these should be flat. Replace all parts where excessive wear is noticed. Replace any part that has impaired sealing surfaces. 12.  Check the mainshaft flange (converter 8. All thrust washers should be free of scores output shaft) for runout and out-of-round.  Converter and grooves and within specifications.  Replace as must be removed to service main shaft. necessary. Do not try to repair thrust washers. D. ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION 9. Bushings should fit tightly in their bores. The bearing surfaces should be free of imperfections, and so should the mating surfaces on the shaft. Minor NOTE: Do not, under any defects can be eliminated by sanding with fine circumstances, assemble any of the sandpaper, Bushings that are loose must be replaced. parts dry. If the clutch friction discs and separator plates are installed 10.  Pistons in the clutch pack end covers must dry, they will overheat and warp slide into and out of their bores freely. Slight imperfections may be removed with fine sandpaper. B-101 | 
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