Should You Repair or Replace a Broken Transmission?
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It's best to replace a broken transmission. The transmission replacement method is as follows: 1. Remove the positioning screws, washers, springs, steel balls, and reverse light switch. Remove the shift control device and positioning pins. Remove the drain plug, fill plug, and vehicle speed sensor. Remove the transmission hanger, cross it, and then remove the transmission housing bolts in three steps. 2. Remove the sealing screws, spread the retaining ring, and place it on the countershaft bearing. Then use a retaining ring plier to remove it. Finally, pull out the transmission housing and positioning pins. 3. Remove the reverse idler shaft, reverse idler gear, and reverse shift fork. Remove the reverse lock cam. Wrap tape around the splines where the clutch driven disc is installed. Remove the shift fork assembly, main shaft assembly, and countershaft assembly from the clutch housing. Take out the differential assembly, magnet, oil drain plate, oil guide plate, and gasket.