| General Repair Information |
| To carry out gearbox repairs successfully and correctly, scrupulous care and cleanliness, as well as the proper tools, are essential requirements. Obviously, the generally valid basic safety rules apply to repair work. |
| Below is a summary of the general instructions to be applied to individual repair operations (also given elsewhere at various parts of the workshop manual). They apply to this workshop manual. |
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| The gearbox housing is made out of magnesium. |
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| Bolts and other attachments that come into direct contact with the gearbox can have varying finishes depending on whether the gearbox housing is of magnesium. |
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| The use of substitute components causes contact corrosion (screws, nuts, washers ...). This will result in damage to the gearbox housing. |
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| When installing, ensure the dowel sleeves are correctly located between the engine and gearbox. |
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| When replacing the gearbox, pour in gear oil up to lower edge of filler hole. |
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| Thoroughly clean the contact surfaces of the housing before applying the silicone sealant. |
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| Apply sealant AMV 188 200 03 evenly and not too thick. |
| O-rings, gasket rings, 0-rings, gaskets |
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| After removing gaskets, check the contact surface in the housing or shaft for burrs or damage which occured during the assembly. |
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