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Disassembly Procedure

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    Fig 1: View Of Transmission Filler Cap
    GM747504Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
  1. Remove the transmission filler cap.
  2. Fig 2: View Of Transmission Drain Plug
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  3. Remove the transmission drain plug and drain the fluid.
  4. Fig 3: View Of Shift Cable Bracket Assembly
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  5. Remove the shift cable bracket (4), the spacers (2), the isolators (3) and the bolt (1).
  6. Fig 4: View Of Vehicle Speed Sensor & Bolt
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  7. Remove the vehicle speed sensor and bolt.
  8. Fig 5: View Of Transaxle Case Side Of Housing Bolt
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  9. Position the transmission, with the transaxle case side facing up, on a bench.
  10. Remove the seven bolts from the transaxle case side of the housing.
  11. Fig 6: Identifying Intermediate Shaft Seal
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  12. Turn the transmission over.
  13. CAUTION: Puncture the seal in the center to prevent damage to the transmission.
  14. Remove the intermediate shaft seal using a suitable tool. Discard the seal.
  15. Fig 7: Identifying Plastic Oil Guide
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  16. Remove the plastic oil guide from the intermediate shaft using a suitable tool. Discard the oil guide.
  17. Fig 8: View Of Transmission & Shifter
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  18. Turn the transmission so the shifter is on top.
  19. Shift the transmission into any gear.
  20. Fig 9: View Of Intermediate Shaft Bolt
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  21. Hold the input shaft with J 44377:  tool.
  22. Using the appropriate tool remove the bolt from the intermediate shaft.
  23. Fig 10: View Of Actuator & Tube
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  24. Remove the actuator and tube bolts.
  25. Remove the actuator and tube.
  26. Inspect the input shaft seal for cuts, nicks, and damage. If damaged, replace the actuator.
  27. Fig 11: View Of Shifter Guide Bolt
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  28. Shift the transmission into neutral.
  29. Remove the shifter guide bolt.
  30. Fig 12: View Of Shifter And Retaining Bolts
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  31. Remove the five shifter retaining bolts.
  32. Remove the shifter.
  33. Fig 13: View Of Rear Cover & Bolt
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  34. Remove the rear cover bolts.
  35. Remove the rear cover.
  36. Remove the oil guide.
  37. Fig 14: View Of Using Screwdriver To Shift Transmission Into 4th & 5th Gear
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  38. Shift the transmission into 4th and 5th gear using a screwdriver in an upward direction.
  39. Remove the input and output shaft bolts while holding the transmission into 4th and 5th gear with a screwdriver in an upward direction.
  40. Fig 15: View Of Clutch Housing Side Transmission Housing Bolt
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  41. Turn the transmission over and remove the remainder of the transmission housing bolts from the clutch housing side.
  42. Fig 16: View Of Clutch Housing & Transaxle Case
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    NOTE: In line with the intermediate shaft, use two suitable tools to assist in the case separation.
  43. Remove the clutch housing from the transaxle case.
  44. Fig 17: View Of Roller Bearing
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  45. Remove the roller bearing from the output shaft.
  46. Fig 18: View Of Differential
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  47. Remove the differential from the transaxle case.
  48. Fig 19: View Of Transaxle Case Magnet
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  49. Remove the magnet from the transaxle case.
  50. Fig 20: View Of Shift Fork
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  51. Slide outward and unhook the shift rod from the shift fork.
  52. Fig 21: View Of Oil Tube
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  53. Remove the oil tube from the transaxle case.
  54. Fig 22: View Of Gear Shafts, Shift Forks & Special Tool J 44375
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    NOTE: Ensure all of the shafts are in the proper slots on the holding fixture.
  55. Install the J 44375:  assembly pallet onto the gear shafts and the shift forks.
  56. Fig 23: Turning Transaxle Case On Onto Special Tool J 44375
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  57. Turn the transaxle case over on the J 44375:  assembly pallet.
  58. Fig 24: View Of Reverse Lamp Switch
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  59. Remove the reverse lamp switch.
  60. Fig 25: View Of Tightening Jack Screws
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    NOTE: Alternate the tightening of the jack screws on the J 44376:  pusher/puller to ensure proper removal of the transaxle case.
  61. Remove the transaxle case from the shafts using the J 44376-1, J 44376-2, and J 44376-3.
  62. Fig 26: View Of Intermediate Shaft & Shift Fork
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  63. Remove the intermediate shaft and shift fork from the input shaft, the output shaft, and the J 44375:  assembly pallet.
  64. Fig 27: View Of Gear Assemblies & Shift Forks
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  65. Remove the shift forks from the gear assemblies.
  66. Remove the remaining gear assemblies from the holding fixtures.
  67. Fig 28: Identifying Special Tools J 23907 & J 44380
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  68. Using the J 44380:  race puller (2) and the J 23907:  bearing adapter (1), remove the differential bearing outer race from the clutch housing. Discard the race.
  69. Fig 29: View Of Differential Output Shaft Seal
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  70. Remove the differential output shaft seal from the clutch housing. Discard the seal.
  71. Fig 30: Identifying Output Shaft Bearing Race, Bolts, Special Tool J 23907 & J 44380
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  72. Remove the output shaft bearing race and bolts from the clutch housing using the J 23907:  bearing adapter (1) and the J 44380:  race puller (2).
  73. Fig 31: Locating Input Shaft Bearing
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  74. Remove the input shaft bearing from the clutch housing using the J 44381:  bearing remover and J 7079-2:  driver handle.
  75. Fig 32: View Of Counter Shaft Bearing & Shaft Ring
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  76. Remove the snap ring from the counter shaft bearing.
  77. Remove the counter shaft bearing from the clutch housing using the J 44381:  bearing remover (2) and the J 7079-2:  driver handle (1).
  78. Fig 33: View Of Removing Differential Bearing Outer Race
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  79. Remove the differential bearing outer race from the transmission housing using the J 44380:  race puller (2) and the J 23907:  bearing adapter (1). Discard the race.
  80. Fig 34: View Of Differential Output Shaft Seal
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  81. Remove the differential output shaft seal from the transmission housing. Discard the seal.
  82. Fig 35: View Of Transmission Housing Bolt, Spring & Lever
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  83. Remove the reverse lockout lever bolt (1), lever (3) and spring (2) from the transmission housing, if equipped.
  84. Fig 36: Identifying J 44381 & J 7079-2
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  85. Remove the shifter bearing from the transmission housing using the J 44381:  bearing remover (1) and the J 7079-2:  driver handle (2).
  86. Fig 37: View Of Intermediate Shaft Needle Bearing & Special Tools J 44380 & J 23907
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  87. Remove the intermediate shaft needle bearing from the transmission housing using the J 44382:  bearing puller (2) and the J 23907:  bearing adapter (1).
  88. Fig 38: View Of Shift Rod & Bushing
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  89. Remove the shift rod bushing and the shift rod from the transmission housing.
  90. Fig 39: Identifying Special Tools J 44385 & J 8092
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  91. Remove the input and output shaft bearing with snap ring from the transmission housing using the J 44385:  installer (2) and the J 8092:  handle (1).