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Automatic gearbox 099 four-wheel drive
Servicing input shaft bevel gear bearings
Assembly overview

Dismantling and assembling sequence

1)    Adjustment work is required if these components are replaced => Adjustment overview Page 39-193.

  • Sealing cap
    • ◆ Destroyed during removal
    • ◆ Always renew
  • Circlip
    • ◆ Always renew
  • Drive flange
    • ◆ Pull out with output shaft (item 39-143
    • ◆ Pressing off => Fig. 2
    • ◆ Pressing on => Fig. 3
 
N39-0790
  • Output shaft for drive flange
    • ◆ Pull out with drive flange (item 3) from rear axle housing
    • ◆ Pressing drive flange off and on => Fig. 1 and 3
    • ◆ Installation position => Fig.2
  • Drive flange seal
    • ◆ Lever out with lever
    • ◆ Drive in flush with drive sleeve 3158
  • Cover plate1)
    • ◆ Removing => Page 39-145
    • ◆ Pressing in => Page 39-146
  • Shim S1
    • ◆ Note thickness
    • ◆ Adjustment overview
      => Page 39-193
 
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  • Large taper roller bearing outer race1)
    • ◆ Pulling out => Page 39-185
    • ◆ Pressing in => Page 39-188
  • Large taper roller bearing inner race1)
    • ◆ Pressing off => Page 39-184
    • ◆ Pressing on => Page 39-188
  • Bevel gear with input shaft1)
    • ◆ Bevel gear is paired with shaft bevel gear
    • ◆ Allocate according to gearbox code letters using parts catalogue => Page 00-6

=> Replacement parts catalogue

 
N39-0790
  • Small taper roller bearing inner race1)
    • ◆ Pressing off => Page 39-185
    • ◆ Pressing on => Page 39-187
  • Small taper roller bearing outer race1)
    • ◆ Pressing out => Page 39-186
    • ◆ Pressing in => Page 39-187
  • Shim S2
    • ◆ Note thickness
    • ◆ Adjustment overview
      => Page 39-193
  • Rear axle housing1)

Dismantling and assembling sequence > < Servicing input shaft bevel gear bearings