Direct Clutch Drum Assembly: Disassembly

Remove the direct clutch retaining ring and the direct clutch pressure plate.
1. Remove the direct clutch retaining ring.
2. Remove the direct clutch pressure plate.
Fig 1: Identifying Direct Clutch Retaining Ring & Direct Clutch Pressure Plate
Remove the direct clutch disc pack.
- Inspect and install new friction plates if worn, damaged, or overheated.
Fig 2: Identifying Direct Clutch Disc Pack

WARNING: After removing the retaining ring, use care when releasing the pressure on the springs. Failure to follow these instruction may result in personal injury.

CAUTION: Do not fully compress the special tool or damage to the spring retainer may occur.

Fig 3: Identifying Direct Clutch Piston Retaining Ring

Using the special tool, remove the direct clutch piston retaining ring.
Relieve the direct clutch spring tension and remove the special tool.
Remove the direct clutch piston spring retainer and the direct clutch piston springs.
1. Remove the direct clutch piston spring retainer.
2. Remove the direct clutch piston springs.
Fig 4: Identifying Direct Clutch Piston Spring Retainer & Springs

WARNING: Air pressure must not exceed 138 kPa (20 psi). Wear safety glasses when using compressed air, and make sure the drum is facing down as shown. Failure to follow these instructions may result in personal injury.

Fig 5: Identifying Hole In Drum

Using compressed air, remove the direct clutch piston from the direct clutch drum.
- Apply air pressure to the hole in the drum while blocking the other hole with a finger.
Remove the direct clutch piston inner and outer seal.
1. Remove the direct clutch piston inner seal.
2. Remove the direct clutch piston outer seal.
  - Clean and install new components as necessary.
Fig 6: Identifying Direct Clutch Piston Inner & Outer Seals