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Lubrication  and 
GENERAL  Lubricants  and  Lubricant  Capacities  Table
Use  of  fuels  containing  alcohol  is  not  recommended
unless the nature of the blend can be determined
as  being  satisfactory. 
Gasohol
  A  mixture  of  10%  ethanol  (grain  alcohol)
and  90%  unleaded  gasoline  may  be  used  in  your
car.
If  problems  are  experienced  as  a  result
of  using  gasohol,  it  is  recommended  that  the  car 
be  operated  on  gasoline.
Methanol  Do  not  use  gasolines  containing
methanol (wood alcohol). Use of this type of alcohol
can  result  in  vehicle  performance  deterioration  and
damage  critical  parts  in  the  fuel  system  compo-
nents.  Fuel  system  damage  and  performance  prob-
lems,  resulting  from  the  use  of  gasolines  containin g
methanol,  may  not  be  covered  by  the  new  car  war-
ranty.
Gasolines  containing 
  Ether)
Unleaded  gasoline  containing  15%  or 
may  be  used  in   car.  Fuel  containing  MTBE
over  15%  vol.  may  cause  reduced  engine  perfor-
mance  and  produce  vapor  lock  or  hard  starting.
MATERIALS
  TO  FUEL
Indiscriminate  use  of  fuel  system  -cleaning’ 
should  be  avoided.  Many  of  these  materials  in-
tended  for  gum  and  varnish  removal 
highly  active  solvents  or  similar  ingredients  that
can  be  harmful  to  gasket  and  diaphragm  materials
used  in  fuel  system  component 
RECOMMENDED  LUBRICANTS
Items
Engine
Recommended  lubricants
Engine  oil  displaying  EOLCS  certification  mark  or  c onforming
to the API classification SH  or  (For 
details,  refer  to   section)
Manual  transaxle  Engine  (Non-turbo) TEXACO MTX FLUID FM  I
  Engine  (Turbo)  and   API  classification  SAE  or 
Engine,
Automatic  transaxle DIAMOND  ATF  SP   or  equivalent
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Transfer API classification  SAE  or 
Differential  (rear  axle)API  classification   or  higher
Above SAE 
From to 
SAE
Below SAE 
Power  steering
Brake  and  clutch Automatic  transmission  fluid 
Conforming  to  or 
Engine  coolant  LONG-LIFE  COOLANT  (Part  or
High  quality  ethylene-glycol  antifreeze I   
     
        
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MANUAL  OVERHAUL
  Transaxle
Oil seal
  OIL  SEAL  INSTALLATION
Install the oil seal flange part so  hole
faces  the  bottom  of  the  transaxle.
Caution
Apply transmission oil to the oil  lip 
,
,
  ,
  I N S T A L L A T I O N
(1)  Place  two  pieces  of  solder  measuring  about 
in.) in length and 3 mm  in.) in  at illustrated
locations  on  the  transaxle  and  install  each  outer 
(2) Place two  of solder measuring about  mm 
in.) in length and 3 mm   2  in,)  in  diameter  on  the  beanng
outer  race  as  shown  in  .
(3)  install  the  transaxle  case 
  bolts  to  the
specified  torque.
(4)  Remove  the  transaxle  case  and  remove  the 
(5)  Measure  the  thickness  of  the   a  mi-
crometer  and  select  and  install  a-  spacer  of.  thick ness
  gives  standard  preload   end  play.
Standard  value:
Front  output  shaft 
  m m    in.) 
Front  differential  case 
  mm 
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MANUAL  TRANSAXLE  OVERHAUL,. 
  Case“ ,  , 
I  , ,
 SPACER 
(1)  Use  the  existing  spacer   assemble  the  transfer  case.
(2) Using the special 
 that the  rotating
drive  torque  is  within  the  standard  value.
Standard  value: 
(3) If  the  rotating  drive  torque  is  outside  of  the  stan dard  value,
adjust using adjusting spacers.
NOTE
For  adjustment,  use  two  spacers  of  which  thickness  is
as  close  as  possible  to  each  other.
  O-RING  INSTALLATION  .Caution
Apply  transmission  oil  to 
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AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   ENGINE>   On-vehicle  Service
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1.  Drain  out  the  automatic  transmission  fluid.
2.  Remove  the  oil  pan. 
3.  Remove  the  oil  filter.
4.  Remove  the  oil  temperature  sensor.
5.Press  the  solenoid  valve  harness  grommet  and  connec tor
into the transaxle case.
6.Press  the  catches  of  the  solenoid  valve  harness  grommets
and  pass  the  connector  through  the  case  hole.
7.Remove  the  valve  body  assembly.  The  manual
come  out,  so  be  careful  not  to  drop  it.
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 6AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE
OVERHAUL  Transaxle
70. Clamp 
71.
Gasket
72. Oil pan
73.
Gasket
74.Drain  plug
75.O-ring
76.Set  screw77.O-ring78.Detent  plate
79.  Sprag  rod  support
80.  Parking  sprag  rod
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81.Control  shaft
82. D-ring
83.  Transfer  shaft  cover
84.Lock nut
85.  Driven  gear
86.Outer  race
87.Spacer
-88.Outer race89.Transaxle  case
(1)  Prior  to  disassembling  the  transaxle,   openings
and  thoroughly  clean  the  exterior  of  the,  assembly,   prefer-
ably  by  steam.
(2)  Place  the  transmission  on  the  ‘workbench  with  t he  oil
pan  down.
(3)  Remove  the  torque  converter.
.
(4)Measuring  input  shaft  end  play   will
usually  indicate  when  a  thrust   is  required
(except  when  major  parts  are  replaced).  Thrust  wash ers
are located between the  shaft support and rear
clutch  retainer,  and  between  the  reaction  shaft  sup port
and  front  clutch  ‘retainer.
Mount  a  dial  indicator  to  the  converter  housing  usi ng
the special tool, with its plunger seated against t he end
of  the  input  shaft. 
Move the input shaft in and out with pliers to obta in the
end  play  reading.  Be  careful  not  to  scratch  the  inp ut  shaft.
Record  the  indicator  reading  for  reference  when  rea ssem-
bling  the  transaxle.
(5)  Remove  pulse  generators  “A”  and  “B”.
(6) Remove the manual control lever, and then remov e 
park/neutral  position  switch.  ,
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AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE
OVERHAUL
  -Transaxle 
  a  new  O-ring  on  the   rear  bearing  retainer,
coat  the  O-ring  with  automatic  transmission  fluid,;   then
install  in  the  transaxle  case  and  tighten  the  mount ing
bolts  to  the  specified  torque.
Differential  rear  bearing 
  mounting 
35  Nm  (26 
  the  front  bearing  cap  and  tighten  the  bolts  to  the
specified  torque..
Differential  front  bearing  cap  mounting  bolts: 70  Nm  (51 
  the  differential  cover  and  a  new  gasket.
Differential  cover  mounting  bolts:  11  Nm  (8 
  the  detent  plate.
Detent  plate  mounting  bolt:  11  Nm  (8 
,,
  a  new  O-ring  on  the  manual  control  shaft  assembly,
coat  the  O-ring  with  automatic 
  and  then
insert  into  the  transaxle  case.
 the groove in the manual control shaft and the set
screw  hole;  then  install  the  set  screw.
Manual
  shaft  set  screw:  9   (7 
  the  parking  roller  support.
Parking  roller  support  bolts:  24  Nm  (18 
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AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE 
OVERHAUL -Transaxle 
Detent  plate
  a  new  O-ring  on  the,  differential   retainer,
coat  the  O-ring  with   then
install  in  the  transaxle  case  and  tighten  the  mount ing
bolts  to  the  specified  torque. ,
Differential  rear  bearing  retainer’  mounting 
35
Nm  (26 
,
  the  front  bearing  cap  and  tighten  the   the
specified  torque.
Differential  front  bearing  cap  mounting 
70Nm  (51 
  the  differential  cover  and  a’  new  gasket, 
D i f f e r e n t i a l
  the  detent .  .
Detent  plate  mounting  bolt:  11  Nm(8
  a  new  O-ring  on  the  manual  control  shaft 
coat  the  O-ring   automatic  transmission  fluid  and  then
insert  into  the  transaxle  case.
 the groove in the manual control shaft and the set
screw  hole;  then  install  the  set  screw.
Manual  control  ‘shaft, 
  the  parking  roller  support.
Parking  roller  support 
  bolts:
24 Nm  (18 
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