ATF Pipes: Removing

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-- Remove the noise insulation -1- and -2-. Refer to OVERVIEW - NOISE INSULATION .

Fig 1: Identifying Noise Insulation

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-- Place the VAG 1782 under the separating point on the ATF pipes.

Fig 2: Identifying ATF Return & Supply Pipe

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NOTE:

Before removal, mark the ATF pipes in relation to each other so they are not switched.

-- Disconnect the ATF return pipe -1- and the ATF supply pipe -2-.

-- Remove the bolts -arrows- from the ATF pipes on the engine.

NOTE:

Place the VAG 1782 or catch tray under the transmission to catch any leaking ATF.

Fig 3: Identifying ATF Pipe

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-- Remove the clip -A- holding the Mechatronic wiring harness from the ATF pipe -B-.

-- Remove the bolt -arrow-. Then pull the ATF pipes -B- and -C- off the transmission and tie them up.

-- Seal any open lines and connections with a clean plug from the engine plug set VAS 6122.

-- Remove the ATF pipes.