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TA6300 AMT KIT

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MECHATRONIC GEAR ACTUATOR UNIT

(MGA) REMOVAL AND RE-FITMENT ON

BENCH:-

Removal:

CAUTION

Ensure there is “NO PRESSURE” in the hydraulic

circuit.

Disconnect the connector of the wiring harness

from the ‘Transmission Control Unit’.

Drain the hydraulic oil from the “Oil Tank”, by first

unscrewing the “Oil Tank Cap” and then remove

hydraulic system and drain oil in to canister.

Unscrew and remove the three screws fixing

“Mechatronic Gear Actuator” on “Power Unit Base

Plate”.

Remove the “Mechatronic Gear Actuator” by

pulling its body by hand in vertical direction; pay

attention that a small quantity of oil will flow out

from the tank port.

Remove the oil port’s connectors with O-rings and

the flat gasket. In the pictures below is an

example of dismounting, where the gasket and

one O-ring remain in the “Mechatronic Gear

Actuator” seat and the other parts remain in the

“Power Unit Base Plate” Seats.

Installation:

NOTE

Verify that the gearbox is in neutral gear position,

because the “Mechatronic Gear Actuator” spare

part is provided in this position; otherwise rotate

the gearbox command lever by hand to achieve

the position corresponding to the spare part

before mounting.

In order to guarantee right “Mechatronic Gear

Actuator” translation during the mounting, to avoid

O-rings damages, screw three rods φ6x100 mm

length, with 15 mm threaded M6, in the “Power

Unit Base Plate” holes used by right “Mechatronic

Gear Actuator” fixing screws and shown in the

picture below.

Remove traces of oil from the “Power Unit Base

Plate” seal surface in contact with the spare

gasket, with care to avoid contamination from

foreign materials (dust, metal burrs, etc.) or

surface damages.

Assemble the spare parts O-rings on the spare

parts connectors (see the detail on below picture).

Mount the spare parts connectors with O-rings in

their “Power Unit Base Plate” seats (see picture

below), after lubrication with new ‘CS Speed’ oil.