Oil Pump Removal

WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2017 Jeep Cherokee. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.

Remove the transmission from the vehicle. Refer to REMOVAL .
Position the transmission on the clean, stable work surface.
Remove the bellhousing from the transmission. Refer to BELLHOUSING, REMOVAL .

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Remove the fluid tube (1) from the intermediate support plate and bellhousing.

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Remove the bolt (2) holding the fluid filter (1) to the intermediate support plate.

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Separate the fluid filter (1) from the intermediate support plate (2).

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Remove the reaction shaft bolts (2) holding the reaction shaft (1) to the intermediate support plate (4).

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Separate the reaction shaft (2) from the intermediate support plate (1).

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Remove the bolts (3) holding the intermediate support plate and oil pump (1) to the bellhousing.

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Separate the intermediate support plate and oil pump (1) from the bellhousing (3).
Turn the intermediate support plate and oil pump (1) outside up on the work surface.

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Separate the oil pump drive sprocket (1) from the drive chain (2).

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Separate the oil pump drive chain (3) from the oil pump driven sprocket (2).

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Using suitable pliers (1), compress the snap-ring holding the oil pump (2) into the intermediate support plate (3).

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While holding compression on the snap-ring, use (special tool #2016200211, Remover-Installer, 948TE Transmission Pump) (2) and (special tool #C-637, Slide Hammer, Universal) (1) to remove the oil pump (3) out of the bore in the intermediate support plate.