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THM 125 OR 125C TRANSAXLE SLIPPING IN ALL RANGES

THM 125 OR 125C TRANSAXLE SLIPPING IN ALL RANGES

Model and Year: 1980-86 THM 125 AND 125C TRANSAXLE --------------

TO: ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS

A 1980 through 1986 THM 125 or 125C transaxle may exhibit a slipping in all ranges condition under hard acceleration and/or maneuvering operations, caused by oil pressure drop due to a cut or improperly seated oil strainer seal.

Oil strainer and seal kit P/N 8652910 (refer to Figure 1) can be used to replace oil strainer and seal kit P/N 8631951 (refer to Figure 2) on a 1980 through 1986 THM 125 or 125C transaxle that exhibits the slipping condition.

Either design can be used to service all years and all models as follows:

SERVICE INFORMATION

1. If replacement of the oil strainer during transaxle service is necessary, remove the original seal from the case and use the new seal provided in the kit.

2. Always install the seal in the case first when installing the replacement oil strainer and seal assembly.

IMPORTANT: Use the correct seal based on the design of the oil strainer filler neck. The "O" ring seal is used with the short-shouldered neck, the lip seal is used with the long-shouldered neck.

Refer to the appropriate Service Manual for removal and installation procedures.


Object Number: 95010  Size: MH


Object Number: 94935  Size: MH

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