722.6 TECHNICAL SERVICE INFORMATION

Valve Body Assembly Tips continued:
Hold down brackets
Protective Covers
Figure 59
Figure 60
Figure 61
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Once the conductor plate and solenoids have been
determined to be useable, position the conductor plate
onto the valve body (Figure 58) snapping the tab located
on the conductor plate beneath the terminal housing into
the spacer plate as seen in Figure 59.
Lube the O rings on the solenoid and snap them in place.
Place the hold down brackets onto the solenoids (See
Figures 58 and 60). Using a # 30 Torx, tighten the hold
down bolts to 8 Nm (70.74 inch lbs.).
Install the solenoid covers as seen in Figure 61. Earlier
valve bodies do not have these covers. These were
added as a measure to protect the electrical connections
from shorts caused by metal particles that may be
floating in the fluid. These covers are not available
separately for retrofitting. When a new conductor plate
is purchased, covers should accompany the plate. As
well as when a new valve body is purchased.
For additional information concerning the purpose of
the “Float - Fluid Expansion Plug” See Figure 63 on the
following page.
Transmission Disassembly Tips continued:
Disassembly of the transmission can begin after
completing the steps outlined on page 13 Figures 13
through 16. Continue now by removing the 15 outside
diameter # 45 Torx head bolts from inside the converter
housing as seen in Figure 62 and go to page 29.
Figure 62