Hybrid Drive Unit: Removal

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Remove the transmission. Refer to: Transmission .
1. Using a floor crane, mount the transmission to a mounting stand.
  Use the General Equipment: Mounting Stand
  
  Use the General Equipment: Floor Crane
2. Rotate the transmission to the upright position.
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NOTE: Note the position of the components before removal.

Remove the back hybrid drive unit bolts.

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NOTE: Note the position of the components before removal.

Remove the front hybrid drive unit bolts.

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Install the special tools.
Use Special Service Tool: 307-651 Bracket, Pump Remover/Installer., 307-651-03 Lift Fixture Adapter (MHT).

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NOTE: Hold the hybrid drive unit in the upright position. Failure to hold the hybrid drive unit in the upright position can damage the electric motor.

Using a floor crane and the special tools, remove the hybrid drive unit.

Use Special Service Tool: 307-651 Bracket, Pump Remover/Installer., 307-651-03 Lift Fixture Adapter (MHT).

Use the General Equipment: Floor Crane

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Position the hybrid drive unit on 2 blocks of wood.
1. Correct Use the General Equipment: Wooden Block
2. Correct Use the General Equipment: Wooden Block
3. NOTE: Do not place the hybrid drive unit with the torque converter facing up without using wooden blocks or damage to the input shaft snap ring can occur.
  
  Incorrect
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Clean and inspect the hybrid drive unit gasket. Replace if necessary.

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Remove the transmission fluid spray nozzle.

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Clean and inspect the transmission fluid spray nozzle.

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