Oil Screen

Oil Screen

• Automatic transmission clean working conditions, refer to => [ Clean Working Conditions ] Clean Working Conditions.

• General repair instructions, refer to => [ General Repair Information ] General Repair Information.

Removing

- Remove the ATF pan. Refer to => [ Oil Pan ] Oil Pan.

- Carefully remove the oil screen - A -.





Installing

Install in reverse order of removal.

• The oil strainer - A - must be replaced only if it is damaged.

• With high mileage, replacement of the oil strainer is recommended when the oil pan is removed.

• The transmission will not work properly when the vehicle is being driven if the oil screen - A - is installed incorrectly.

• If the oil screen - A - cannot be positioned correctly, that is, it hangs down in the back, then replace it.

• The oil strainer seal - A - normally remains in the transmission. The illustration shows seal with the Mechatronic unit removed.





• If the oil strainer is replaced, the seal must first be removed.

• If the used oil strainer is re-installed, this seal can be re-used.

Note the following when replacing with a new oil strainer:

- Carefully remove the oil strainer seal - A - from the transmission with a screwdriver.

• Do not damage sealing surface.

• The new oil strainer comes with the seal installed.

• When replacing with a new oil strainer, press it into the transmission with the seal already installed.

Continuation for new and old oil strainer:

- Carefully press the intake neck on the oil strainer - A - into the opening on the transmission as far as the stop.





- Install the oil pan. Refer to => [ Oil Pan ] Oil Pan.

- Fill the ATF. Refer to => [ ATF, Draining or Filling after Repair ] ATF, Draining or Filling After Repair.