Using a feeler gage (1) measure the first-reverse
brake clearance between the number 2 inner one-way clutch race snap
ring (7041) and the first-reverse brake flange snap ring (7042). If
the clearance is greater than 0.58-1.92 mm (0.023-0.075 in),
replace the first-reverse discs and plates.
Remove the number 2 inner one-way clutch race
snap ring (7041), being careful not to damage the inside of the transaxle
case.
Remove the eight first-reverse brake discs and
plates (7043, 7044), starting with the first-reverse brake flange (7042).
Remove the first-reverse brake damper plate (7045).
Inspect all discs and plates for discoloration or abnormal wear.
Install a J 23327
and J 37284 on the first-reverse brake return spring
assembly inside of the transaxle case. Tighten the tool until you are able
to remove the first-reverse brake return spring snap ring (7046). This will
release the first-reverse brake return spring assembly (7047).
Remove the first-reverse brake return spring
assembly (7047), exposing the first-reverse brake piston (7049).
Remove the piston (7049) from the transaxle
case.
Remove the piston seals (inner and outer) from the piston (7049).
In order to remove the first-reverse brake piston,
slowly apply low pressure compressed air into the first-reverse brake fluid
pressure passage, identified in the illustration by the number 1.