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Removing and installing gearbox speed sender G38 / gearbox output speed sender G195 >
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A4 Mk1
Power transmission
Servicing automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive
Automatic gearbox, gears, control
Performing servicing work with gearbox installed
Removing and installing internal oil pipe
Removing and installing internal oil pipe
Removing and installing internal oil pipe
Note
Defective O-rings on the internal oil pipe will allow ATF to leak into the differential, which will become overfilled and cause oil to drip out at the differential breather.
Removing
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Remove valve body
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Lever off internal oil pipe from gearbox housing evenly using a screwdriver.
Note
Internal oil pipe cannot be removed without being damaged.
Installing
Installation is carried out in reverse sequence; note the following:
Note
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Renew O-rings.
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Fitting tool -3381- must always be used when installing oil pipe. Otherwise there is a risk of leakage due bending of the oil pipe.
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Insert oil pipe in fitting tool -3381-.
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Drive oil pipe into gearbox housing by knocking fitting tool -3381- lightly with a plastic hammer until fitting tool reaches limit stop.
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The open side of fitting tool -3381- faces outside wall of gearbox housing.
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Take care to keep oil pipe straight. Knock in both ends of oil pipe evenly.
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Install valve body
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Fill up with ATF
→ Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.37
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Check oil level in front final drive
→ Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39
.
Power transmission
Servicing automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive
Automatic gearbox, gears, control
Performing servicing work with gearbox installed
Removing and installing internal oil pipe
Removing and installing gearbox speed sender G38 / gearbox output speed sender G195 >
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