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Parking Lock Solenoid -N486- /Drive Position Sensor -G676-, Removing And Installing: Installing

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Install in the reverse order of removal while Noting The Following:

-- Push the Drive Position Sensor -G676- on the parking lock gear and at the same time pay attention to the different recesses -arrows- and secure with the bolt -1- hand-tight.

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-- Check, if the splines of the Drive Position Sensor -G676- are flush with the splines of the parking lock gear.

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-- Tighten the bolt -arrow- to the tightening specification.

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NOTE:

Pay attention when installing the Parking Lock Solenoid -N486- that the alignment pin is seated correctly.

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-- Install both bolts in direction of -arrows- with lightened spring force and tighten to the tightening specification.

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-- To do this using a pin punch shaft turn the parking lock approximately 3° against the spring force.

NOTE:

Pay attention to the correct installation position!

The lever from the parking lock is flush to the shaft splines -arrow-.

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If necessary align with less spring force!

NOTE:

If necessary the spring pin can also be pushed in using pliers.

Never drive in the tensioning pin because the shaft will be damaged.

-- Press on the tensioning pin using the :3276/1  .

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