Disassembly of Shift Valve Body

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Using J 43773 (2), compress the C shift valve spring until retaining clip (1) is loose. Remove retaining clip (1).

Fig 1: Compressing The C Shift Valve Spring
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Fig 2: Removing Spring And C Shift Valve

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Remove spring (2) and C shift valve (1).
Using J 43773 (2), compress the E shift valve spring until retaining clip (1) is loose. Remove retaining clip (1).

Fig 3: Compressing The E Shift Valve Spring
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Fig 4: Removing Plug, Spring, And E Shift Valve

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Remove plug (3), spring (2), and E shift valve (1).
Using J 43773 (2), compress the D shift valve spring until retaining clip (1) is loose. Remove retaining clip (1).

Fig 5: Compressing The D Shift Valve Spring
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Fig 6: Removing Plug, Spring, And D Shift Valve

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Remove plug (3), spring (2), and D shift valve (1).
Using J 43773 (2), compress the control main valve spring until retaining clip (1) is loose. Remove retaining clip (1).

Fig 7: Compressing The Control Main Valve Spring
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Fig 8: Removing Spring And Control Main Valve

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Remove spring (2) and control main valve (1).

Fig 9: Removing Solenoid Screen

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Remove solenoid screen (1).