Transmission Assembly

TRANSAXLE ASSEMBLY


Removal and Installation


CAUTION:
If transaxle assembly is removed from the vehicle, always replace CSC (Concentric Slave Cylinder).
Inserted CSC returns to the original position when removing transaxle assembly. Dust on clutch disc sliding parts may damage CSC seal, and may cause clutch fluid leakage.

REMOVAL
1. Remove clutch tube from CSC. Service and Repair.

CAUTION:
Do not depress clutch pedal during removal procedure.

NOTE:
Cap or plug opening(s) to prevent fluid from spilling.
2. Remove engine and transaxle assembly. Removal And Installation.
3. Remove starter motor. Service and Repair.
4. Remove transaxle assembly to engine bolts.
5. Separate transaxle assembly from engine.

INSTALLATION
Installation is in the reverse order of removal.
- If transaxle is removed from the vehicle, always replace CSC. Service and Repair.





- When installing the transaxle assembly to the engine, install the bolts as shown.

CAUTION:
When installing transaxle assembly, be careful not to bring transaxle input shaft into contact with clutch cover.











A: M/T to engine
B: Engine to M/T
- Bleed the air from the clutch hydraulic system. Air Bleeding Procedure.
- After installation, check oil level, and check for leaks and loose mechanisms. Checking M/T Oil.