Table 1: | Lower and Upper Body Assemble |
Table 2: | Channel Plate and Upper Channel Plate Assemble |
1 | Control Valve Lower Body Spacer Plate Assembly Caution:Do not use the old spacer plate. Install a NEW spacer plate.Reusing an old spacer plate may cause internal transmission leaksand transmission damage. Note:Inspect the upper channel plate bolt through holes for damage or brinelling. Any damagearound the PCS switch feed holes could cause leakage around the PCS switch seals.Replace as necessary. |
2 | Control Valve Upper Body Assembly |
3 | Control Valve Body Ball Check Valve-(Qty: 10) Caution:Do not use any type of grease or other material to hold thecheck ball valves in place during assembly. Grease will cause thevalves to not operate properly, resulting in damage to thetransmission. |
4 | Control Valve Channel Plate Assembly |
5 | Control Valve Body Bolt 6-x-55-(Qty: 1) Caution:Refer toFastener Caution. Tighten12-Y (9-lb-ft) |
1 | Control Valve Channel Upper Plate Assembly Note: Inspect the upper channel plate bolt pass through holes for damage or burnelling.Any damage near the PCS feed holes could cause leaking around the PCS switch seal.Replace as necessary.The TCU pin gasket is not serviceable. If the gasket is damaged, the control valvechannel upper plate assembly must be replaced. |
2 | Control Valve Body Bolt-M6-x-35 (Qty: 3) Caution:Refer toFastener Caution. Procedure Hand tighten for alignment, then tighten in sequence, after all bolts are installed. Tighten12-Y (9-lb-ft) |
3 | Control Valve Body Bolt-M6-x-65 (Qty: 5) Procedure Tighten in sequence. Tighten12-Y (9-lb-ft) |
4 | Control Valve Body Bolt-M6-x-55 (Qty: 2) Procedure Tighten in sequence. Tighten12-Y (9-lb-ft) |
Charging System Description and Operation Starting System
Electrical Power Management OverviewThe electrical power management system is designed to monitor and control the chargingsystem and send diagnostic messages to alert the driver of possible problems withthe battery and generator. This electrical power management system primarily utilizesexisting on- ...