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Removing and installing input shaft cover > < Renewing oil seal for input shaft
Removing and installing input shaft
Removing and installing input shaft
Special tools and workshop equipment required
   
t  Workshop hoist -VAS 6100-
  W00-1214
t  Puller -T40050-
  W00-1402
t  Thrust piece -T40099-
Removing
  Note
t  → Chapter „Repair instructions“.
t  → Chapter „Rules for cleanliness when working on the gearbox“.
l  Gearbox must be removed and secured in a vertical position on engine and gearbox support → Chapter.
l  Thrust piece -T40099- must be modified for use with multitronic gearbox 0AW, front-wheel drive → Chapter.
–  Drain ATF → Chapter. To do so, swivel gearbox into installation position (horizontal).
  Note
Gearbox must not be turned such that flange points downwards.
  W00-10300
–  Mark installation position of input shaft cover with paint -arrows-.
  A37-11010
–  Remove circlip -1-.
  A37-11028
–  Apply puller -T40050- to input shaft.
–  Check that puller is securely attached to input shaft.
l  The circlip must be pushed all the way down.
–  Use workshop hoist -VAS 6100- and puller -T40050- to pull input shaft together with cover and forward clutch out of gearbox housing -arrow-.
  Note
The input shaft cover is difficult to remove from the gearbox housing. Apply tension to input shaft with workshop hoist -VAS 6100- and carefully apply hammer blows to flange of gearbox bellhousing using plastic hammer and a suitable piece of wood until cover comes loose.
  A37-11011
  Caution
A damaged oil pipe will cause problems when driving off from a standstill or complete gearbox failure.
The input shaft must not be laid down on the projecting oil pipe -arrow-.
  A37-11012
–  Place input shaft on thrust piece -T40099-.
  A37-11032
Installing
Installation is carried out in reverse sequence; note the following:
–  Assess wear on gearbox components → Chapter.
–  Remove bolts -arrows- and pull ATF filter out of gearbox housing.
–  Clean sealing surfaces on gearbox housing and input shaft cover.
–  Adjust and install reverse gear clutch → Chapter.
  A38-10181
–  Check that dowel sleeves -arrows- (for locating input shaft cover) are securely fitted.
  A37-11013
–  Renew axial sealing element -arrow-.
l  Installation position: sealing lip faces upwards towards input shaft cover.
–  Renew O-ring for input shaft cover and lubricate lightly with ATF.
  A37-11029
–  Align plates of reverse gear clutch using a straight-edge or similar.
l  The teeth must be set exactly in line.
  A37-11030
–  Check installation dimension of oil pipe -arrow-:
l  With oil pipe fully inserted, distance -a- from end of oil pipe to input shaft should be approx. 11.5 mm.
  Note
t  If the distance is less, the oil pipe may be damaged (the end could have broken off if the oil pipe was pushed in too far).
t  If the distance is larger, the oil pipe is not pushed in far enough.
  Caution
A damaged oil pipe will cause problems when driving off from a standstill or complete gearbox failure.
The input shaft must not be laid down on the projecting oil pipe -arrow-.
  A37-11036
–  Insert input shaft with input shaft cover in gearbox housing and align according to marks made before removal -arrows-.
–  When doing this, rotate input shaft slightly in both directions until all reverse gear clutch plates have engaged.
  A37-11010
–  Using a screwdriver -arrow- inserted through opening in housing for ATF filter, rotate gear -1- of intermediate gearing until it engages with gear on input shaft.
  A37-11031
–  Check that input shaft cover is flush with gearbox housing.
–  After making sure that both components are flush, knock input shaft cover carefully and uniformly into gearbox housing all round as far as stop using a plastic hammer and a suitable piece of wood.
  Note
  A37-11014
t  If the original input shaft cover and gearbox housing are being reinstalled, use a new circlip -1- of the same thickness as that previously fitted.
t  If a new input shaft cover and/or gearbox housing are being installed, you have to determine the thickness of the required circlip.
  A37-11028
Determining thickness of circlip -1-
  A37-11028
Available circlips - Thickness of circlips in mm
3.0353.0803.125

–  First try to fit thickest circlip in groove in gearbox housing.
l  The circlip should fit without sticking.
l  The circlip must be seated in the bottom of the groove.
–  If the circlip cannot be fitted, try to insert the next thinnest circlip; if necessary use the thinnest circlip
–  Renew ATF filter → multitronic 0AW, front-wheel drive; Rep. gr.37.
–  Fill up with ATF after installing gearbox → Chapter „Filling up with ATF (for ATF purging procedure)“.
   

Removing and installing input shaft cover > < Renewing oil seal for input shaft