09g Ring Support Fix
09g Ring Support Fix
09g Ring Support Fix
TF-60SN
PART NUMBER 15759-01K
OE Case
Disassembly: If the OE sleeve is not loose, heat the steel sleeve and remove it. Installation Sleeve: 1. Index the case, so the valve body location and the two ports to lube and K-2 clutch will be at 6:00. 2. Place an ink mark across the aluminum casting (9:00 to 3:00) to identify the location of the feed slots (see Figure 1). 3. Place a similar mark across the Sonnax sleeve (see Figure 2). 4. IF you chose to use Loctite or similar sealant, clean/prep both the case and the sleeve. 5. Apply sealant to the case. 6. Prepare your press and case fixture, prior to heating the sleeve.
Figure 1
Place ink marks on the aluminum casting at 9:00 & 3:00 to line up with feed slots.
07-16-09
TF-60SN
PART NUMBER 15759-01K
7. Pre-heat the sleeve to 150 to 175F (65.5 79.4c.). 8. Index the sleeve so your ink marks will lay over the case marks and the anti-spin pin, will be at 6:00 position (see Figure 2). 9. Start the sleeve by tapping it down, to insure it starts straight. 10. Then support the back of the case and using a press, continue until the flange on the sleeve has bottomed on the aluminum tower. This takes some force. Installation Anti-Spin Pin: 1. Using the hole as a guide, drill a .062" (1.58mm) hole to depth of .380" (9.65mm).
Note: This guide hole should be at the 6:00 oclock position!
2. Drive in the pin, until flush and remove any burrs at the pin area. Final Verification Steps: Air Test Verify the sleeve is installed properly by air testing the lube & K-2 ports. Using Soap Solution If you supply air into lube and plug the bushing area, there should not be cross leakage into K-2 or around the base of the sleeve. Using ATF Install assembled K-2 drum. Supply air/ATF into K-2 circuit. Should not have cross leak into lube circuit.
Figure 2
Line up ink marks on aluminum casting and Sonnax sleeve, keeping the anti-spin pinhole at the 6:00 position.
07-16-09