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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Automatic transmission-45
Diagnosis and test
Test system
1. Recommended test equipment and program
The test equipment and control unit for design will be used for the test of all vehicles. The parts f

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Automatic transmission-48
s oleno id  
valve Condition Transmission operation 
1 Opened 
always 1st-Gear replaces 2nd-Gear; 4th-Gear replaces 3rd-Gear. It causes the car form the G ear shift of 1
→1

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Figure 8.1  Removal of typical pump
Disassembly /assembly
Cautions for assembly
It should notice the following items before reassemble the transmission system:
1. Ensure the cooler pipeline is washed

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Controller of the Central Door Lock 
1. Positive pole of the power supply (12V) is connected to the positive pole of car’s battery through a 15A fuse; when the
engine is started, the voltage is not

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Safety airbag-4
safety airbag system alarm lamp
impact sensor and diagnosis module
passengers’ side inflation elements and airbag
insulating tape
battery
wire

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Safety airbag-7
              Description of flash code
The failure code transmission is completed by SRS-ECU’s input to the defined diagnostic scanner through the maintenance system’s
serial data

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Safety airbag-8
       Internal failure determined by SRS-ECU
Serial 
No. List of failure  Description of failure 
1 Micro-controller  AD converter or EEPROM is faulty (the micro controller will be re

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Safety airbag-9
Project 3   functional working (neither possible explosion failure or historical failure).
Table 4.9 indicator lamp’s activities after ignition
2.Failure indication
The alarm lamp wi
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