2003 NISSAN TEANA brake

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NISSAN TEANA 2003  Service Manual AT-262
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d. Remove thrust washer and bearing race from oil pump assem-
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35. Remove brake band according to the following procedures.
a. Loosen lock nut, and then remove anchor end pin

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c. Check brake band facing for damage, cracks, wear or burns.
Replace brake band if necessary.
36. Remove input shaft assembly (high clutch assembly) an

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NISSAN TEANA 2003  Service Manual AT-264
DISASSEMBLY
 
d. Remove high clutch hub (with front sun gear) and needle bear-
ing from input shaft assembly (high clutch drum).
Check needle bearing, and replace if damaged or worn.
e. Remove

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b. Remove low one-way clutch with a hook made of wire.
Check low one-way clutch, and replace if damaged or worn.
c. Remove snap ring with flat-bladed sc

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NISSAN TEANA 2003  Service Manual AT-266
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f. Check that low one-way clutch rotates counter-clockwise around
front planetary carrier. Then try to turn it clockwise and check
that it is locked.
Replace low one-way clutch i

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NISSAN TEANA 2003  Service Manual REPAIR FOR COMPONENT PARTS
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Low & Reverse BrakeBCS001OR
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DISASSEMBLY
1. Check operation of low & reverse brake.
a. Apply compressed air to oil hole of trans

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NISSAN TEANA 2003  Service Manual AT-316
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6. In order to remove low & reverse brake piston, apply com-
pressed air to oil hole of retainer while holding piston.
CAUTION:
Apply air gradually and allow low &

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2. Set and align low & reverse brake piston with retainer.
CAUTION:
This operation is required in order to engage the protru-
sions of pi