Diagnostics

* Gear slippage
* Delay when shifting gears
* Fluid leak from gearbox
* Noises or vibration when shifting gears
* Drop in gearbox fluid level

Repair

1. Removing the gearbox

* Disconnect the battery terminal.
* Drain the transmission fluid.
* Disconnect the drive shafts, control cables and electrical connectors.
* Raise the vehicle and remove the transmission.

2. Disassembling the gearbox

* Disassemble the transmission to identify damaged components.
*Clean all parts thoroughly.

3. Replacement of damaged components

* Install new or repaired damaged components such as:
* Friction discs
* Steel wheels
* Pistons
* Solenoids
* Bearings

4. Gearbox assembly

* Assemble the transmission in the correct sequence and tighten the fasteners to the required torque.
* Install a new transmission pan gasket.

5. Gearbox installation

* Reinstall the transmission into the vehicle.
* Connect the drive shafts, control cables and electrical connectors.

6. Pouring fluid into the gearbox

* Fill the transmission with new automatic transmission fluid of the appropriate type.
* Check the fluid level and add if necessary.

7. Checking the work

* Connect the battery terminal.
* Start the engine and check the operation of the gearbox in various modes.
* If necessary, adjust the control cable.

Additional recommendations

* Use only original or manufacturer approved parts.
*Consult an experienced mechanic if you are unsure of your skills.
* After the first 1000 km after repair, change the transmission fluid and filter.
* Check the transmission fluid level regularly.
*Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for transmission service intervals.

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