2002 Ford Focus S2FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Planetary Assembly: Assembly

  1. Install the lower one-way ring.
    Fig 1: Installing Lower One-Way Ring
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  2. Inspect the rollers and the springs of the one-way clutch.
    Fig 2: Inspecting Rollers And Springs Of One-Way Clutch
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  3. Make sure the low one-way clutch is installed with the tab pointing in the direction as shown.
    Fig 3: Locating Direction Of Tab For Low One-Way Clutch
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  4. Install the low one-way clutch.
    Fig 4: Installing Low One-Way Clutch
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  5. Install the top one-way clutch ring.
    Fig 5: Installing Top One-Way Clutch Ring
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  6. Install the top retainer of the one-way clutch.
    Fig 6: Installing Top Retainer Of One-Way Clutch
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  7. Install the forward planet assembly.
    Fig 7: Installing Forward Planet Assembly
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  8. Install the thrust bearing.
    Fig 8: Installing Thrust Bearing
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  9. Inspect the front sun gear retaining ring.
    Fig 9: Inspecting Front Sun Gear Retaining Ring
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  10. Install the forward planet sun gear.
    Fig 10: Installing Forward Planet Sun Gear
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  11. Install the thrust bearing.
    Fig 11: Installing Thrust Bearing
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  12. Install the rear planet assembly.
    Fig 12: Installing Rear Planet Assembly
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  13. Install the snap ring.
    Fig 13: Installing Snap Ring
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