How to transfer parts of duty solenoid

The electromagnet transfer duty includes a coil of wire wrapped in a plastic metal piston and a spring. Electromagnet must transfer works in tandem with the valve body to help transfer the automatic transmission of a vehicle, how to move to a higher or lower gear. Electromagnets are one-way "duty cycle" valves that open and close when electrically charged via spring force, once he stops the electric charge. Electromagnets are used on vehicles, irrigation systems and any other application where the flow of a liquid has to be controlled remotely.FIX: ModerateImpact wrenchSocket canFloor jackTransmission jackTorque setOil capture wrench1

Engage the emergency brake of vehicle and raise the front of the car from the ground floor by placing the jack under the frame of the bumper cross member.

2

Locate the transmission drain plug, as by Service Manual of your vehicle and remove the bolt to drain the automatic transmission fluid (ATF).

3

Remove preliminary components such as oxygen sensor, exhaust pipes and crankshaft, if necessary, according to the manual of your service.

4

Debunking the transmission cross member and insert the plug of broadcast transmission to support it. If necessary, remove the bolt of vehicle speed sensor and pull it from the transmission.

5

Place the cable select gear so that the bolt extension can be running scared. Pull out the extension, while capturing oil can under it to catch oil flowing from the extension. The transfer duty solenoid, which is cylindrical, is now visible.

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Unscrew the solenoid, counter clockwise from the valve body, providing the piston and spring doesn't shoot out of the end of the solenoid once removed from the valve body. Re-install the solenoid, clockwise, in the valve body.

7

Placing the extension on reducer and tighten the bolts proper torque specifications for your vehicle. Connect the speed sensor, via the bolt, to the side of the transmission. Remove the jack bolt in transmission and plate Cross members, adoption as specified.

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Reconnect both ends of the crankshaft by the bolts of the crankshaft, thus ensuring that the marker aligns line. Reconnect any other components that might have been removed, as drain pipes or oxygen sensors to complete the process of transfer duty solenoid parts replacement.

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