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Remove/install torque converter - AR27.20-P-0500-01EWM

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TRANSMISSION 725.0 

Fig 1: Identifying Parallel Rest (126 589 04 31 00)
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Fig 2: Identifying Assembly Device (725 589 01 31 00)
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REPAIR MATERIALS

Number Designation Order number
BR00.45-Z-1008-06A Silicone-based grease A 001 989 28 51 10
  1. Position transmission vertically.
  2. SPECIAL TOOL Mount assembly device (2) on torque converter.

    IMPORTANT To do so, set the height of the SPECIAL TOOL assembly device (2) on the knob (1) so that this can be slid over the guide (A) of the torque converter.

  3. SPECIAL TOOL Turn the assembly device (2) clockwise until the guide (A) lies against the torque converter.
  4. Pull the knob (1) tight until the torque converter and SPECIAL TOOL assembly device (2) engage with each other (arrow).
  5. Remove torque converter without tilting.
    Fig 3: Turning Assembly Device Clockwise
    G10241139Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ USA
  6. (6.1)  Drain transmission oil from the torque converter through a clean cloth.

    In case metal shavings are present in the transmission oil pan.

    In event of transmission oil that is burnt or contaminated with wear debris:

    NOTES If there are metal shavings present on the cloth, the torque converter must be replaced. Otherwise, the transmission will be damaged by any remaining metal shavings.

    (6.2)  Rinse torque converter, oil lines and oil cooler.

  7. Remove torque converter 

  8. Apply a little multi-purpose paste to journal (3).
  9. Insert torque converter carefully without tilting.

    NOTES Do not use force.

    Otherwise, the axial end stop of the torque converter will be destroyed.

    NOTES Ensure that radial shaft sealing ring (4) is not touched or damaged.

    Otherwise, this can lead to leaks and damage in the transmission.

    IMPORTANT Ensure that the gearing of the drive shaft and of the torque converter align.

    IMPORTANT When doing so, move the torque converter back and forth until the drive spigots of the oil pump engage in the cutouts of the torque converter.

  10. Insert torque converter 

    Fig 4: Inserting Torque Converter
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    Check that torque converter is seated correctly 

    Fig 5: Checking Torque Converter Is Seated Correctly
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    INSTALLATION NOTES The torque converter must sit correctly.

    Otherwise, the transmission will be damaged and cause damage to the oil pump.

  11. SPECIAL TOOL Place parallel gauge (01) on flange of transmission housing.
  12. Use a vernier caliper to measure the difference dimension (D1) from the parallel gauge (01) to the bolt flange of the torque converter.
  13. Add measured difference dimension (D1) and specified distance dimension (D2) together.
  14. IMPORTANT For a correctly installed torque converter, the sum (D1+D2) corresponds to the thickness (D3) of the SPECIAL TOOL parallel gauge (01): D1+ D2= D3.

    If D1+ D2 ≈ ≈ D3:

    Take the torque converter out again, install once more and ensure correct fit.

  15. SPECIAL TOOL Detach assembly device (2) from torque converter.