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ENGINE
Determine why the original engine failure occurred and make appropriate repairs BEFORE INSTALLING A NEW ENGINE.
Ensure this engine you are purchasing is the same application as the one being replaced.
Clear all computer diagnostic codes from the vehicle prior to installing.
Exchange the oil pan and pick-up tube.
Inspect and replace gaskets & seals (front seal, rear main seal, valve cover gaskets, oil pan gaskets).
All crankshaft bolts that are drilled through sealant must be applied to avoid leaks.
Install new thermostat & gasket (warranty will be void if engine heat tab is melted or removed)
Replace the timing belt and water pump and Install replacement sparkplugs & wires.
Exchange attached accessory items to insure proper fit (mounts, intake manifold, exhaust manifold, distributor, sensors).
Disable fuel/ignition before attempting to start engine. This will allow the oil to prime as indicated by the manufacturer.
Replace engine oil, oil filter, air filter, fuel filters, coolant-antifreeze.
Drain excess oil and coolant from exhaust system.
If equipped with an engine oil cooler the radiator or external cooler must be replaced.
Ensure the cooling system is flushed and functioning properly.
TRANSMISSION
Determine why the original transmission failure occurred and make appropriate repairs
Ensure the purchased transmission is materially the same as the one to be replaced
Remove oil pan and replace filter, remove torque converter strap and replace front seal.
Properly install and index the torque converter completely into the front pump.
Inspect and replace rear seal as needed and change over sensors as needed.
Flush the transmission cooler lines and radiator with a power flush machine or with an aerosol ‘Cooler Flush Kit’. This will ensure the cooling system is flowing.
Replace the radiator or cooler if recommended by the manufacturer.
Clear all transmission computer codes in the vehicle prior to starting or operating.
Fill the transmission with the OEM recommended fluids.
Verify the differential portion of the transmission is full of fluid.
Most 4WD & some 2WD vehicles must re-learn the shift logic to the transmission after installation. You may verify with your local dealer if a re-learn is required for your vehicle. Service is not reimbursable.
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