Audi Workshop Service and Repair Manuals

Dismantling and assembling planetary gearbox Dismantling l  Gearbox mounted on assembly stand → Chapter. –  Remove torque converter. –  Place used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782- below gearbox.   WARNING Wear safety goggles.

–  Remove ATF drain plug -1- and allow ATF to drain off.   Note t  Observe relevant disposal regulations. t  Some ATF always remains in the oil pan.

Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive –  Place used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782- below gearbox. –  Slacken bolts on housing cover for front axle drive in the sequence -14 ... 1- and remove bolts. –  Catch escaping gear oil using used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782-.   Caution t  Detach cover for front axle drive from gearbox housing slowly and carefully. Otherwise spur gears could drop out of gearbox. t  Spur gears which have been dropped on the floor must not be used again. If this happens, the gearbox must be renewed. –  Lift off cover for front axle drive.

–  Mark installation position of intermediate pinion -1- and pinion gear -3-.   Caution t  The intermediate pinion -1- and pinion gear -3- must be re-fitted in the same position to make sure the direction of rotation is maintained. t  For this reason, the original installation positions of the intermediate pinion and pinion gear must be marked. –  Take off pinion gear together with intermediate pinion; at the same time pull input pinion -2- slightly towards the rear. –  Remove input pinion -2-.

–  Remove shim -1- and axial needle bearing -2- from input shaft. –  Remove coil spring -3- from pinion shaft.

Automatic gearbox 01V, four-wheel drive –  Place used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782- below gearbox. –  Remove drain plug -A- and allow gear oil to drain out of transfer box.

–  Loosen bolts -arrows- for transfer box housing in diagonal sequence and remove bolts.   Caution Detach transfer box housing slowly and carefully from rear of gearbox. The Torsen differential may otherwise fall out of the gearbox.

–  Pull Torsen differential -arrow- off input shaft.

–  Place used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782- below gearbox. –  Remove bolts -arrows- on intermediate flange for front axle drive. –  Catch escaping gear oil using used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782-.   Caution t  Remove the intermediate flange for front axle drive from the gearbox housing slowly and carefully. Otherwise spur gears could drop out of gearbox. t  Spur gears which have been dropped on the floor must not be used again. If this happens, the gearbox must be renewed. –  Lift off intermediate flange for front axle drive.

–  Cover splines -arrow- of input shaft with insulating tape to prevent damage to oil seal in intermediate flange for front axle drive when pulling off input pinion -2-. Take care to cover the splines completely, without creasing or overlapping the tape.   Caution The intermediate pinion -1- and pinion gear -3- must be re-fitted in the same position to make sure the direction of rotation is maintained. –  Mark installation position of intermediate pinion -1- and pinion gear -3-. –  Take off pinion gear together with intermediate pinion; at the same time pull input pinion -2- slightly towards the rear. –  Remove input pinion -2-.

–  Remove shim -1- and axial needle bearing -2- from input shaft. –  Remove coil spring -3- from pinion shaft.

Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive –  Remove bolt -arrow- securing flange shaft (right-side). To do so, screw two bolts into flange and counterhold flange shaft with suitable lever. –  Place used oil collection and extraction unit -V.A.G 1782- below gearbox. –  Pull out flange shaft (right-side).

–  Slacken bolts on housing cover for final drive in the sequence -12 ... 1- and remove bolts.   Caution t  Detach cover for final drive from gearbox housing slowly and carefully. The differential may otherwise fall out of the gearbox. t  A differential which has fallen to the ground can no longer be installed. If this happens, the gearbox must be renewed. –  Remove cover for final drive.   Caution t  Take care that the outer race for the tapered roller bearing or the shim for the differential does not fall out of the final drive cover. t  The outer race for the tapered roller bearing must be re-installed in the same position. t  Thickness of shim has been measured to fit; the shim must not be replaced with another shim of different thickness.

–  Carefully take out differential -arrow-.

–  Remove bolts -arrows- and detach baffle plate.

–  Cover splines on flange shaft (left-side) -arrow- with insulating tape to prevent damage to twin-lip oil seal for final drive/gearbox housing when pulling out flange shaft. Take care to cover the splines completely, without creasing or overlapping the tape.

–  Unbolt bearing bracket for flange shaft (left-side) -arrows-. –  Pull out flange shaft (left-side).   Note While pulling out the flange shaft (left-side), it must be guided carefully by hand to avoid damaging the twin-lip oil seal between the final drive and gearbox housing.

–  Loosen bolts for ATF oil pan -arrow- in diagonal sequence and remove bolts. –  Take off ATF oil pan.   Note A fault in the torque converter lock-up clutch is indicated by a clouded coating of greenish colour in the ATF oil pan.

–  Remove bolts -arrows- for ATF strainer. –  Detach ATF strainer from valve body.

–  Remove retaining clip -arrow- for wiring harness connector. –  Remove wiring harness connector by pressing inwards.

–  Unscrew bolt -arrow- and detach gearbox speed sender -G38-/gearbox output speed (sender) -G195-.

–  On gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E18/2”, detach electrical connector for gearbox input speed sender -G182- at valve body -arrow- and unplug connector.

–  Slacken bolts for valve body in the sequence -17 ... 1- and remove bolts.   Caution t  Only remove the bolts marked; bolt -6- is only fitted on gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E17”. t  If other bolts are removed, this may affect the operation of the valve body or the valve body could come apart. t  Observe different bolt lengths.

–  Detach valve body carefully from gearbox.   Caution Only on gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E17”: To prevent damage after removal, do not put down the valve body on the gearbox input speed sender -G182- (located on reverse side of valve body -arrow-).

–  Using extractor tool -T10271-, pull out sealing sleeves -arrows- from feed bores to clutches “C”, “A”, “B” and “E” and to torque converter lock-up clutch.

–  Remove 3 circlips -1-. –  Detach coil springs -2-. –  Pull out sealing sleeves -3- using extractor tool -T10271-.

–  Turn gearbox on assembly stand. l  ATF supply unit points upwards. –  Slacken bolts for ATF supply unit in the sequence -9 ... 1- and remove bolts. –  Remove bolts with washers.

–  Attach puller for ATF supply unit -T10286- to stator shaft and lift out ATF supply unit by pulling firmly.

If it is not possible to detach ATF supply unit: –  Insert a screwdriver between sun gear “I” and flanged housing on underside of gearbox and lever components located above sun gear upwards -arrow-.

–  Remove shim -1- and axial needle bearing -2-.

–  Pull body “II”-item 1- out of gearbox housing.

–  Turn body “II”-item 1- upside down and place on support element -T10283- together with input shaft.

–  Take out sun shaft -1- and intermediate shaft -2- with inner plate carrier.

–  Dismantle the following components: 1 -  Sun shaft 2 -  Thrust washer 3 -  Axial needle bearing 4 -  Flange washer 5 -  Intermediate shaft with inner plate carrier 6 -  Thrust washer 7 -  Axial needle bearing 8 -  Thrust washer

–  Remove axial needle bearing -1-.

–  Remove sun gear “I”-item 1-.

–  Remove planetary gear set “I” and “II”-item 1-.

–  Remove flange washer -3-, axial needle bearing -2- and thrust washer -1-.

–  Remove shaft with annulus “I”-item 4-, thrust washer -3-, axial needle bearing -2- and flange washer -1-.

–  Remove flanged housing -1-.

–  Remove circlip -arrow- for body “I”.

–  Unscrew knurled nut on lifting tool -T10287- slightly. –  Insert lifting tool into body “I” far as it will go. –  Tighten knurled nut on lifting tool by turning clockwise. –  Make sure that lifting tool is securely attached in body “I”. –  Lift body “I” by hand out of gearbox housing.

–  Place body “I” in support element -T10282-.

–  Remove sun gear “III”-item 1- with bottom flange washer -2-, axial needle bearing -3- and top flange washer -4- from gearbox housing.   Note The top flange washer -4- may stick to the bottom surface of body “I”.

Assembling –  Make sure that lifting tool is securely attached in body “I”. –  Lift body “I” by hand off support element -T10282- and place onto workbench.

–  Fit the following components on input shaft of body “I”-item 5-: 4 -  Top flange washer (flange faces upwards towards body “I”) 3 -  Axial needle bearing 2 -  Bottom flange washer (flange faces towards axial needle bearing) 1 -  Sun gear “III” (external splines on sun gear must engage in splines of clutch “F”)   Note Do not interchange flange washer -4- (height including flange: 5 mm) with flange washer → Item (height including flange: 2.5 mm).

Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive –  Using assembly sleeve -T10290-, secure sun gear “III” on input shaft without play as shown in illustration (screw grub screw -1- into hole marked “A”, -arrow A- in illustration and hand-tighten).   Caution l  DO NOT screw the grub screw into the hole marked “B”; this would damage the splines. l  Hole “A” faces towards the sun gear “III”.

Automatic gearbox 01V, four-wheel drive –  Using assembly sleeve -T10290-, secure sun gear “III” on input shaft without play as shown in illustration (screw grub screw -1- into hole marked “B”, -arrow B- in illustration and hand-tighten).   Caution l  DO NOT screw the grub screw into the hole marked “A”; this would damage the bearing surface. l  Hole “A” faces towards the sun gear “III”.

Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive –  Check whether parallel keys -arrow- are centred on both sides of cylinder “D/G”.

–  Move body “I” to installation position. l  The oil drillings -arrows- on cylinder “D/G” face underside of gearbox and must align with drillings in gearbox housing.

–  Insert body “I” fully into gearbox housing. l  Push body “I” down until circlip can be inserted in groove. –  Slacken knurled nut and detach lifting tool -T10287-.

–  Carefully insert circlip -arrow- for body “I” into gearbox housing.   Caution Make sure that circlip locates securely in groove of gearbox housing; knock circlip into groove all round with a punch if necessary.

–  Slacken grub screw and take off assembly sleeve -T10290-.   Note The illustration shows automatic gearbox 01V, four-wheel drive

–  Insert flanged housing -1-.

–  Fit flange washer -1- onto body “I”. l  The flange on the flange washer faces downwards.   Note Do not interchange flange washer -1- (height including flange: 2.5 mm) with flange washer → Item (height including flange: 5 mm). –  Fit axial needle bearing -2-. –  Fit thrust washer -3-. –  Insert shaft with annulus “I”-item 4-.

–  Fit thrust washer -1- in annulus “I”. –  Fit axial needle bearing -2-. –  Fit flange washer -3-. l  The flange on the flange washer faces downwards.

–  Insert planetary gear set “I” and “II”-item 1-.

–  Insert sun gear “I”-item 1- and planetary gear set “I” and “II”.   Note t  Magnetic sun gear for gearbox version with hydraulic control type “E17”, the gearbox input speed sender -G182- is an inductive sender on this version. t  Non-magnetic sun gear for gearbox version with hydraulic control type “E18/2”, the gearbox input speed sender -G182- is a Hall sender on this version.

–  Fit axial needle bearing -1-.

–  Assemble the following components to form one unit: 1 -  Sun shaft 2 -  Thrust washer 3 -  Axial needle bearing 4 -  Flange washer (flange faces downwards towards axial needle bearing) 5 -  Intermediate shaft with inner plate carrier 6 -  Thrust washer 7 -  Axial needle bearing 8 -  Thrust washer

–  Install sun shaft -1- and intermediate shaft -2- with inner plate carrier.

–  Take “body II”-item 1- out of support element -T10283- and rotate it into installation position.

–  Insert “body II”-item 1- into gearbox by hand, turning in both directions as required. –  Make sure that the coupling splines of the sun gear “I” engage in the external splines of cylinder “B” (turn input shaft and sun gear “I” as required).

–  Check proper installation of body “II”. –  Measure distance between seat for shim on body “II” and contact surface for ATF pump on gearbox housing. l  Dimension -a- = 6.0 mm (minimum). l  The shim must not be fitted at this stage.

–  Fit existing shim -1- onto plate carrier “C”.

–  Renew two rectangular section seals on input shaft. –  Lightly lubricate the two rectangular section seals on the input shaft with vaseline before fitting. Use vaseline only. Other types of lubricant will cause the gearbox hydraulics to malfunction. –  Make sure that rectangular section seals are seated properly all round in groove on input shaft.

–  Lightly lubricate reverse side of axial needle bearing -2- with vaseline. Use vaseline only. Other types of lubricant will cause the gearbox hydraulics to malfunction. –  Fit axial needle bearing onto ATF supply unit -1- so that it sticks in position. l  Closed side of axial needle bearing faces ATF supply unit. –  Renew rectangular section seals -3- and -4- on stator shaft. –  Lightly lubricate the rectangular section seals with vaseline before fitting. Use vaseline only. Other types of lubricant will cause the gearbox hydraulics to malfunction. –  Make sure that rectangular section seals are seated properly all round in grooves on stator shaft.

–  After installation, hook the ends of the rectangular section seals -arrows- together as illustrated.

–  Renew O-ring -1- on ATF supply unit. –  Lightly lubricate O-ring with vaseline. Use vaseline only. Other types of lubricant will cause the gearbox hydraulics to malfunction.

–  Align friction plates -3- of clutch “C” symmetrically using centring tool -T10288/1- (engage aligning pins -2- and -4- in splines of all friction plates). –  Align friction plates in relation to housing of ATF supply unit (insert aligning pins -1- and -5- in corresponding drillings in ATF supply unit). l  The aligning pins only fit in one position. –  Hold centring tool in this position and insert wedge -T10288/2- at the side between corrugated spring and piston “F”-arrow-. l  The wedge should hold all the plates in their present position. –  Take off centring tool -T10288/1-; wedge -T10288/2- remains in position.

–  Align plate carrier for clutch “C” using centring tool -T10288/3- (screw guide pins -T10288/4- into gearbox housing). l  The drillings in the centring tool and gearbox housing can only be aligned in one position. –  Carefully lift off centring tool -T10288/3-; guide pins -T10288/4- remain in gearbox housing. l  The plate carrier for clutch “C” must not be turned from this point onwards.

–  Apply puller for ATF supply unit -T10286- to stator shaft. –  Bring ATF supply unit into installation position. l  The recess for the flange shaft faces towards valve body side. –  Fit corresponding holes on ATF supply unit onto guide pins -T10288/4-. –  Install ATF supply unit carefully into gearbox housing and press down firmly. –  Pull down ATF supply unit into its final position by alternately tightening two opposite securing bolts.

–  Pull out wedge -10288/2- with hook -3438-. –  Detach puller for ATF supply unit -T10286-. –  Unscrew guide pins -T10288/4-.

–  Fit bolts for ATF supply unit with new washers into ATF supply unit housing. –  Secure bolts for ATF supply unit in sequence -1 ... 9-. l  Tightening torque: 10 Nm.   Note Check that the ATF supply unit is correctly installed: it should be possible to turn the input shaft, otherwise the topmost plate of clutch “C” may have become trapped and bent on installation. If it is not possible to turn input shaft, remove ATF supply unit again and check plates for damage.

–  Set up dial gauge -VAS 6080- with universal dial gauge bracket -VW 387- on gearbox flange. –  Apply dial gauge -VAS 6080- with dial gauge extension to gearbox input shaft as shown in illustration. –  Set dial gauge to “0”. –  Wrap insulating tape around input shaft to prevent damage. –  Move input shaft up and down with pliers (avoid diagonal movements). –  Read off axial clearance of input shaft from dial gauge. l  Specification: 0.10 ... 0.30 mm   Note If no axial clearance can be measured (0 mm), it is possible that the flange washers → Item and → Item have been interchanged. If readout does not match specification: –  Remove ATF supply unit again.

–  Determine correct thickness of shim -2- on body “II”, -item 1- according to following table. l  If measured axial clearance is below specification: insert thinner shim of appropriate thickness. l  If determined axial clearance is above specification: insert thicker shim of appropriate thickness.

Available shims - Thickness of shims in mm
1.6	2.0	2.4
1.8	2.2	2.6

–  Install ATF supply unit again with new shim, new washers and new O-ring → Anchor. –  Read off axial clearance of input shaft again → Anchor. If reading again does not match specification: –  Repeat adjustment.

If reading matches specification: –  Turn gearbox on assembly stand. l  Valve body side faces upwards. –  Press sealing sleeves -3- into bores in gearbox housing as far as stop. –  Fit coil springs -2- and secure with circlips -1- (push circlips down into bores as far as shoulder).

Caution Only on gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E17”: To prevent damage after removal, do not put down the valve body on the gearbox input speed sender -G182- (located on reverse side of valve body -arrow-).

–  Place valve body in position on gearbox housing (do not apply force). At the same time insert pin of detent plate -1- so that it engages in slot on selector slide -2-.

–  Fit bolts for valve body.   Note t  Note different bolt lengths. t  Bolt -6- is only fitted on gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E17”. t  On gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E18/2”, make sure that electrical wiring for gearbox input speed sender -G182- does not become trapped between gearbox housing and valve body. –  Tighten bolts on valve body in two stages as follows:

Step	Tightening sequence
I	–  Tighten bolts hand-tight in sequence -1 ... 17-.
II	–  Tighten bolts to 8 Nm in sequence -1 ... 17-.

–  Renew O-rings for wiring harness connector. –  Fit wiring harness connector -arrow- in gearbox housing. l  Installation position: lugs -1- and -2- on shoulder are horizontal, flat part -arrow- of connector should be parallel to sealing surface for ATF oil pan.

–  Fit retaining clip -arrow- for wiring harness connector and check that clip is properly engaged.

–  Secure gearbox speed sender -G38-/gearbox output speed sender -G195--arrow-. l  Tightening torque: 10 Nm.

–  On gearboxes with hydraulic control type “E18/2”, connect electrical wiring for gearbox input speed sender -G182-. –  Clip electrical connector into retainer on valve body -arrow-.

–  Renew ATF strainer. –  Fit ATF strainer to valve body and secure -arrows-. l  Tightening torque: 5 Nm.   Note

t  Clean magnets (6x) in ATF oil pan. t  Ensure that magnets make full contact with ATF oil pan. –  Install ATF oil pan -arrow- with new gasket. –  Tighten bolts for ATF oil pan progressively in diagonal sequence. l  Tightening torque: 10 Nm.

–  Renew oil seal for flange shaft (left-side) if necessary → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39. –  Renew O-ring -arrow B- in bearing bracket for flange shaft (left-side).   Note -Arrow A- can be disregarded. –  Renew twin-lip oil seal for final drive/gearbox housing if necessary → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39.

–  Cover splines on flange shaft (left-side) -arrow- with insulating tape to prevent damage to twin-lip oil seal for final drive/gearbox housing when pushing in flange shaft. Take care to cover the splines completely, without creasing or overlapping the tape. –  Insert flange shaft (left-side) into gearbox.   Note While pushing in the flange shaft (left-side), it must be guided carefully by hand to avoid damaging the twin-lip oil seal for final drive/gearbox housing.

–  Tighten bearing bracket bolts for flange shaft (left-side) -arrows-. l  Tightening torque: 23 Nm.   Caution t  Take care that the outer race for the tapered roller bearing or the shim for the differential does not fall out of the final drive cover. t  The outer race for the tapered roller bearing must be re-installed in the same position. t  Thickness of shim has been measured to fit; the shim must not be replaced with another shim of different thickness.

–  Clean baffle plate and secure to cover for final drive -arrows- l  Tightening torque: 10 Nm.

–  Renew O-ring -arrow- in cover for final drive. –  Renew oil seal for flange shaft (right-side) if necessary → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39.

–  Install differential -arrow- carefully.

–  Fit cover for final drive on gearbox housing. –  Tighten bolts on cover for final drive in two stages as follows:

Step	Tightening sequence
I	–  Tighten bolts hand-tight in sequence -1 ... 3-.
II	–  Tighten bolts to 23 Nm in sequence -1 ... 12-.

–  Tighten bolt -arrow- securing flange shaft (right-side). To do so, screw two bolts into flange and counterhold flange shaft with suitable lever. l  Tightening torque: 23 Nm.

Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive –  Fit coil spring -3- onto pinion shaft. –  Fit axial needle bearing -2- and shim -1- onto input shaft. l  The flange on the outside of the axial needle bearing faces the shim.

–  Fit input pinion -2- onto input shaft (push on as far as stop).   Caution The intermediate pinion -1- and pinion gear -3- must be re-fitted in the same position to make sure the direction of rotation is maintained. –  Fit pinion gear -3- together with intermediate pinion -1- into gearbox housing according to markings made on removal (pull back input pinion -2- approx. 20 mm on input shaft).

–  Check that dowel sleeve -A- is fitted in cover for front axle drive. –  Fit new gasket.   Note Before attaching the gasket, apply a thin coating of gear oil to the sealing surface to prevent it from slipping. –  Tighten bolts on cover for front axle drive in two stages as follows:

Step	Tightening sequence
I	–  Screw in bolts hand-tight in sequence -1 ... 3-, ensuring that the gap between the cover for front axle drive and the gearbox housing is reduced evenly all round.
II	–  Tighten bolts to 23 Nm in sequence -1 ... 14-.

Automatic gearbox 01V, four-wheel drive –  Cover splines on end of input shaft -arrow A- with insulating tape to prevent damage to oil seal when pushing on input pinion. Take care to cover the splines completely, without creasing or overlapping the tape.   Note -Arrow B- can be disregarded.

–  Fit coil spring -3- onto pinion shaft. –  Fit axial needle bearing -2- and shim -1- onto input shaft. l  The flange on the outside of the axial needle bearing faces the shim. –  Renew oil seal in input pinion → Chapter if necessary.

–  Fit input pinion -2- onto input shaft (push on as far as stop).   Caution The intermediate pinion -1- and pinion gear -3- must be re-fitted in the same position to make sure the direction of rotation is maintained. –  Fit pinion gear -3- together with intermediate pinion -1- into gearbox housing according to markings made on removal (pull back input pinion -2- approx. 20 mm on input shaft). –  Renew oil seal for output flange to propshaft if necessary → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39.

–  Check that dowel sleeve -A- is fitted in intermediate flange for front axle drive. –  Fit new gasket.   Note Before attaching the gasket, apply a thin coating of gear oil to the sealing surface to prevent it from slipping. –  Carefully place intermediate flange for front axle drive in position.   Caution Fitting the intermediate flange onto the input shaft without sufficient care can damage the sealing lips of the oil seal -arrow-.

–  Tighten bolts on intermediate flange for front axle drive in two stages as follows:

Step	Tightening sequence
I	–  Screw in the bolts -arrows- hand-tight in diagonal sequence, ensuring that the gap between the intermediate flange for the front axle drive and the gearbox housing is reduced evenly all round.
II	–  Tighten bolts in diagonal sequence to 23 Nm.

–  Check that dowel sleeves -A- are fitted in intermediate flange for front axle drive. –  Place new gasket in position.   Note Before attaching the gasket, apply a thin coating of gear oil to the sealing surface to prevent it from slipping. –  Clean magnet and insert it in chamber -B- on the casting of the intermediate flange for front axle drive.

–  Put 200 ml of gear oil into Torsen differential. –  Push Torsen differential -arrow- onto input shaft.

–  Fit transfer box housing on gearbox with spur gears and output flange for propshaft installed. –  Tighten bolts on transfer box housing in two stages as follows:

Step	Tightening sequence
I	–  Screw in the bolts -arrows- hand-tight in diagonal sequence, ensuring that the gap between the transfer box housing and the gearbox housing is reduced evenly all round.
II	–  Tighten bolts in diagonal sequence to 23 Nm.

Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive –  Detach gearbox from assembly stand.

–  Place torque converter in position and secure against falling out using support bridge -30-211 A-. –  Check position of torque converter → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.32.   Caution After the gearbox has been overhauled it should be installed and operated as soon as possible to make sure the new components are not submitted to corrosion. –  Fill with ATF and check ATF level → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.37. –  Fill front final drive with gear oil and check oil level → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39. –  Fill transfer gear housing with gear oil and check oil level → Automatic gearbox 01V, front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive; Rep. Gr.39. Tightening torques

Component	Nm
ATF supply unit to gearbox housing	10
Valve body to gearbox housing	8
ATF strainer to valve body	5
ATF oil pan to gearbox housing	10
Bearing bracket for flange shaft (left-side) to gearbox	23
Cover for final drive to gearbox	23
Flange shaft (right-side)	25
Cover for front axle drive / intermediate flange for front axle drive to gearbox	23
Transfer box housing to gearbox	23