Can Transmission Faults Be Resolved Without Disassembly?
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No, transmission faults cannot be resolved without disassembly. Below is an introduction to transmission faults: Common Transmission Faults: Slipping transmission, transmission oil leakage, jerking, transmission noise, difficulty in shifting gears, etc. Disassembly and Assembly of the Transmission: Prepare tools and small boxes for storing various parts, and perform the disassembly on a clean and flat workbench. If there is no repair manual for the vehicle, prepare a notebook and adhesive tape for marking; disassembly should start from the front oil pump, proceeding from front to back and from outside to inside, while keeping records at all times; most automatic transmission housings are made of cast aluminum, so pry bars and iron tools should never be used directly for disassembly; when disassembling the hydraulic control valve body, be careful and meticulous, and when separating the upper and lower valve bodies, prevent balls, retaining rings, etc., from falling to the ground, and accurately remember their correct positions; when disassembling and inspecting the one-way clutch, pay attention to its correct assembly direction, and never reverse it during assembly; after disassembling the parts, clean them with gasoline and dry them with low-pressure compressed air, avoiding the use of fiber-shedding cotton yarn to wipe valve components; O-rings and other vulnerable parts should, in principle, be replaced with new ones after disassembly, and aged, deformed, or worn vulnerable parts should not be reused; new clutch plates and brake plates should be soaked in transmission oil and installed only after fully absorbing the oil; valve cores, pistons, seals, etc., should be coated with transmission oil during assembly; during assembly, tighten screws strictly according to the specified torque.
