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AUTOMATIC  OVERHAUL   Input  Clutches
,  of  input  clutch  assembly  is  now  complete.
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Transaxlerange
sensor
clutchcheck
Retainers
(9)  Slide  transaxle  range  sensor  up  the  manual  shaf t  and
remove.,
(lO)Remove  accumulator  retaining  plate  screws  (2).
Remove  the  upper  valve  body.
(ll)Remove  separator  plate  from  transfer  plate.  Rem ove  O/D
clutch  check  ball  and  oil  screen.
.
  thermal  valve.
  check  balls  and  retainers.
Check  ball   75
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AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE  OVERHAUL   Valve  Body
T/C  control  valve 
spring  plug
Regulator
valve  spring
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  r e t a i n e r   p l a t e   w i t h  
 6.
Remove  torque  converter  control  valve  and  torque
converter  clutch  valve.
retainer
plateusingInstaller/Remover
17.
(15)  Remove
Removeregulator  valve.
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AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE  OVERHAUL   Valve  Body
SPRINGS  AND  VALVES  IDENTIFICATION
Roostercomb.Manual  shaft
Retainer
-4
Rivet
Solenoid  switch  valve
Retainer
T/C  control
valve
Torque
clutch  valve Manual  valve
  Insulator
  check  ball 
accumulator
Valves  removed
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AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE  OVERHAUL   Body
Retainer
  Check  ball 
REASSEMBLY
(1)  Install  regulator  valve.Install  retainer  plate  using 
7.’
(2)  Install  torque  converter  control  valve  and  torq ue  converter
clutch  valve.
Install  dual  retainer  plate  withInstaller/Remover
 6.
(3)  Install  check  balls  and  retainers.
(4)  Install  thermal  valve.
(5)  Install  separator  plate  from  transfer  plate. Install  O/D  clutch  check  ball  and  oil  screen.
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R E A R
Symptom
Gear  noise**
Gear  oil  leakage
The  limited  slip
differential  does  not
function  (on  snow, mud, ice, etc.)
NOTE
  Noise  from  the  engine,  muffler  vibration,  transaxl e,  propeller  shaft,  wheel  bearings,  tires,  body,  etc.,  is  easily
mistaken  as  being  caused  by  malfunctions  in  the  dif ferential  carrier  components.  Be  extremely  careful and  attentive
when  performing  the  driving  test,  etc.
Test  methods  to  confirm  the  source  of  the  abnormal   include:  coasting,   speed 
raising  the  rear  wheels  on  a  -jack,  etc.  Use  the  me thod  most  appropriate  to  the 
In the event of seizure, disassemble and replace the parts involved, and also be sure to check for  any  irregularities  and  repair  or  replace  as 
l 4:In  addition  to  disassembling  and  replacing  the  failed  parts,  be  sure  to  check  all  components forirregularities
and  repair  or  replace  as  necessary.
Probable  cause Remedy
Damaged,  broken,  and/or  seized 
 ofReplace
the  drive  gear  and  drive  pinion
‘Damaged,  broken,  and/or  seized  drive  pinion  bear- ings 
Damaged,  broken,  and/or  seized  side  bearings
Damaged  differential  case
Inferior  gear  oil
Insufficient  gear  oil  quantity
R e p l e n i s h
Worn  or  damaged  front  oil  seal, OFan  improperly Replace,
installed  oil  seal
Damaged  gasket
Loose  companion  flange  self-locking  nut
Loose  filler  or  drain  plug Retighten  or  apply 
‘Clean  or  replaceClogged  or  damaged  vent  plug
Insufficient  drive 
  backlash
Excessive  drive  pinion  preload 
Excessive  side  bearing  preload
Insufficient  differential  gear  backlash
Excessive  clutch  plate  preload 
Inferior gear 
oil
Insufficient  gear  oil  quantity
Incorrect  drive  gear  backlash
Insufficient  drive  pinion  preload 
Insufficient  side  bearing  preload
Excessive  differential  gear  backlash
  drive  gear  clamping  bolts
The  limited  slip  device  is  damaged Adjust
Replace
Replenish
Adjust 
Retighten
Disassemble,  check  the  functioning
and  replace  the  damaged  parts
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BASIC  BRAKE  SYSTEM   Master  Cylinder  and  Brake  Booster
MASTER CYLINDER AND BRAKEBOOSTER
REMOVAL  AND  INSTALLATION
Pre-removal  Operationl 
Brake  Fluid  Draining
l  Clutch  Fluid  Reservoir  Bracket 
(Refer  to  GROUP   Clutch  Control.)
l  Battery  Removal   Engine  (Non-turbo)>
l  Relay  Assembly  Mounting  Bolts  Removal
 Engine (Non-turbo)>
lWasher  Tank   Bolts  Removal (Non-turbo)>lCentermember  Assemblv   Bolts  Removal Engine (Turbo) arid   Engine>  (Refer  toGROUP  32   Engine  Roll  Stopper,  Centermember.)l  Engine  Mount  Bracket  Removal   Engine
(Turbo) and  Engine> (Refer to GROUP 32 Engine  Mounting.)l  Air  Conditioning  Compressor  Mounting  Bolts
Removal Engine (Turbo) and  Engine>
(Refer to GROUP 55   Compressor  and  TensionPulley.)l  Air  Conditioning  High  Pressure  Hose  ClampMounting  Bolts   Engine  (Turbo)  and Engine>
l Power  Steering  Pressure  Hose,  Pipe  and  Return
Pipe  Clamp  Mounting  Bolts  Removal   Engine  and 
I  GROUP   Power  Steering  Hoses.)
Flared  brake  line  nuts
15  Nm11
Post-installation  OperationlPower  Steering  Pressure Hose,  Pipe  and Pipe  Clamp  Mounting  Bolts  Installation   Engine(Turbo) and  Engine>
(Refer  to  GROUP  Power   Hoses.]
l  Air  Conditioning  High  Pressure  Hose  Clamp
Mounting  Bolts 
  Engine and  Engine>
l  A i r   C o n d i t i o n i n g   C o m p r e s s o r  
Installation  Engine  (Turbo)  and ngines
(Refer  to  GROUP  55   Compressor and  TensionPulley.)l  Engine  Mount  Bracket  Installation   Engine(Turbo)  and   Engine>  (Refer  to GROUP  32 Engine  Mounting.)lCentermember  Assembly  Mounting  Bolts  Installation  Engine  (Turbo)  and   Engine> (Refer  toGROUP  32   Engine  Roll  Stopper  Centermember.)l  Washer  Tank  Mounting   Installation Engine  (Non-turbo)>l
Relay  Assembly  Mounting  Bolts  Installation Engine  (Non-turbo)>l Battery  Engine  (Non-turbo)>
l  Clutch  Fluid  Reservoir  Bracket 
(Refer  to  GROUP   Clutch  Control.)
l  Brake  Fluid  Supplying
l  Brake  Line  Bleeding  (Refer  to
l
Brake  Pedal  Adjustment  (Refer  to 
I
10  Nm714  Nin10
Master  cylinder  removal  steps 
2.  Master  cylinder1.
Reservoir
  l  Adjustment  of  clearance  between
brake booster push rod and primary
piston
CautionThe  check  valve  should  not  be  removed  from  the  vacu umhose.  If  the  check  valve isdefective,  replace  it  together
with  the  vacuum  hose. Brake
booster  removal  steps
  l Adjustment  of  clearance  between
2. Master cylinder
brake  booster  push  rod  and 
  3.   hose  (With  built-in  check
4. Fittina 5.
  pedal  return  spring
6. Snap  pin
7.
8.  pin
9. Brake booster
10.  Sealerl b
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STEERING  Power  Steering  Hoses   Engine (Turbo)  and 
POWER  STEERING  HOSES
  ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   ENGINE>
REMOVAL  AND  INSTALLATION
Post-installation  Operationl Front  Bumper  Installation(Refer  to  GROUP  51   Front  Bumper.)lDrive-belt  Tension  Adjustment   Engine  (Turbo):Refer  to  GROUP   On-vehicle  Service, Engine:  Refer  to  GROUP  11  E-On-vehicle  Service.)lPower  Steering  Fluid  Supplying l Power Steering Fluid Line Bleeding (Refer to
23-26  Nm
34  Nm 
25
11  Nm 11  Nm88
118
Removal  steps
1. Brake fluid reservoir assembly
2. Clutch fluid reservoir assembly
3.  A/C  compressor4.Oil  reservoir
  hose
  Suction  hose
8.Return  hose
9.Return  hose
10.Return  tube11.Pressure  tube 12. Pressure hose13.Return  hosePressure  tube
15.Return  tube16.  fascia  bracket
17.  Air  guide  duct
18.Cooler  tube
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