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Trimatic Extension Housing showing the Park Pawl. Click to enlargen. Photo by TooL.
[edit] Servicing the Trimatic:
[edit] Special Tools and Equipment:
Many special tools are required to perform a full rebuild of a Trimatic so it is best left to a transmission ace in a clean room environment, but a number of simple steps can be followed to keep a Trimatic in top form.
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Trimatic modified to take roller bearings instead of bushing. Click to enlargen. Photo by merc9112006. | Trimatic Valve Body. Click to enlargen. Photo by merc9112006.
| Trimatic Planetary Gearset. Click to enlargen. Photo by merc9112006.
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The Speedo Driving Gear is retained by a Thumb Clip. Click to enlargen. Photo by TooL.
| The Speedo Driven Gear is held in place by a single bolt accessible from outside the Gearbox. Click to enlargen. Photo by TooL. | The short Detent Retainer Pin can be seen hanging down to the left of the Kickdown Solenoid. Click to enlargen. Photo by TooL. |
Trimatic Drum and Reverse Gear Clutch Pack. Click to enlargen. Photo by Bubsy.
| Trimatic Casing with the Gearset and Clutch Packs removed. Click to enlargen. Photo by Bubsy. | Side view of a Trimatic Casing . Click to enlargen. Photo by Bubsy.
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3 clicks are about aligning the Turbine first (smallest and innermost Spline) , the Stator second click (middle Spline) and the Oil Pump third click (large pair of Teeth on the outside). Click to Enlargen. Photo by HQ_SS. | Trimatic Valve Body. Yellow Arrows show the Dump Valve Locations. Click to Enlargen. Photo by merc9112006, arrows by T . | Offside Selector Lever Seal Housing in a Trimatic Gearbox. Photo by 383HGBrougham. Click to Enlargen. |
[edit] Links:
383HGBrougham's Shed
[edit] Terms:
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