- Inspect the reverse band servo components
for the following conditions:
| • | A damaged, worn, or porous servo piston (44) |
| • | A damaged, worn, or porous servo cover (40) |
| • | A damaged servo piston seal (43) |
| • | A damaged servo cover seal (41) |
| • | A damaged servo cover snap ring (39) |
| • | A broken or collapsed servo piston spring (49) |
| • | A broken or collapsed servo piston cushion spring (45) |
| • | A damaged or worn servo piston pin (48) |
- Install the cushion spring retainer (17)
into the servo piston (44), if necessary.
- Assemble the servo piston (44), the servo piston cushion spring
(45), the servo piston retainer (46), and the servo piston pin (48).
- Install the servo pin snap ring (42) into the servo piston pin
(48).
- Install the oil seal ring (43) into the servo piston (44).
- Assemble the piston spring (49) into the servo assembly (43-48).
- Position the transmission so that the oil pan is facing down.
- Affix the seal (41) onto the servo cover (40).
- Install the servo and the cover assembly into the case (3).
- Using a long screwdriver, pry against the work bench in order to compress
the reverse band servo assembly.
- Hold the servo assembly compressed.
- Use a small screwdriver in order to install the reverse band servo
cover snap ring (39).
- Remove the long screwdriver.
