All-Wheel Drive Clutch Pump -V181-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING, GENERATION V AND GENERATION VI: Installing

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Install in reverse order of removal while noting the following:

If a new All-Wheel Drive Clutch Pump -V181- is being installed, a basic setting must be performed after installing.

-- If the removed All-Wheel Drive Clutch Pump is being installed again, replace the O-rings -1- and -2-.

Fig 1: Identifying O-Rings

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-- Lightly coat the O-rings -1- and -2- with High Performance All-Wheel Drive Clutch Oil.

-- Press the All-Wheel Drive Clutch Pump -2- all the way into the all-wheel drive clutch housing. Make sure the wiring harness -3- is routed correctly.

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Ignore the bolt -arrow-.

-- Tighten the bolts -1-.

Through generation V

-- Connect the connector -arrow- for the All-Wheel Drive Clutch Pump to the All-Wheel Drive Control Module.

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From generation VI

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-- Insert the connector -1- and route the wire.

Continuation for All

-- Add High Performance All-Wheel Drive Clutch Oil and check the oil level in the all-wheel drive clutch. Refer to ALL-WHEEL DRIVE CLUTCH OIL, DRAINING AND FILLING .

-- Perform the basic setting for a "new" All-Wheel Drive Clutch Pump -V181- after installing.