2023 Subaru Crosstrek Base, Standard TransFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

At Select Lever

  • Except for Crosstrek hybrid model
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    (1) Button ASSY-AT
    (2) Grip sub ASSY
    (3) Clamp grip pin
    (4) Cover grip AT (model with gate shifter)
    (5) Rod COMPL
    (6) Indicator cover (model with gate shifter)
    (7) Blind A (model with gate shifter)
    (8) Blind B (model with gate shifter)
    (9) Housing (model with gate shifter)
    (10) Boot ASSY (model with boot shifter)
    (11) Indicator ASSY (model with boot shifter)
    (12) Housing (model with boot shifter)
    (13) Arm COMPL
    (14) Connector pin
    (15) Select lever COMPL
    (16) Plate guide
    (17) Rod detent
    (18) Detent spring
    (19) Clamp push nut
    (20) Clamp push nut
    (21) Clamp pin
    (22) Spacer pin guide
    (23) Plate COMPL
    (24) Spacer pin guide
    (25) Shaft control
    (26) Rod shift lock
    (27) Solenoid unit
    (28) Gasket
    (29) Spacer plate
    (30) Snap pin
    (31) Washer
    (32) Cable bracket
    (33) Select cable
    (34) Clamp
    (35) Adjusting nut (front)
    (36) Adjusting nut (rear)

    Tightening torque: N.m (kgf-m, ft-lb) 

    T1: 7.5 (0.8, 5.5) 

    T2: 18 (1.8, 13.3) 

  • Crosstrek hybrid model
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    (1) Button ASSY-AT
    (2) Grip sub ASSY
    (3) Clamp grip pin
    (4) Rod COMPL
    (5) Boot ASSY
    (6) Indicator ASSY
    (7) Housing
    (8) Clamp push nut
    (9) Clamp push nut
    (10) Detent spring
    (11) Rod detent
    (12) Select lever COMPL
    (13) Plate guide
    (14) Connector pin
    (15) Clamp pin
    (16) Spacer pin guide
    (17) Plate COMPL
    (18) Spacer pin guide
    (19) Shaft control
    (20) Rod shift lock
    (21) Solenoid unit
    (22) Gasket
    (23) Spacer plate
    (24) Snap pin
    (25) Washer
    (26) Cable bracket
    (27) Select cable
    (28) Clamp
    (29) Adjusting nut (front)
    (30) Adjusting nut (rear)

    Tightening torque: N.m (kgf-m, ft-lb) 

    T1: 7.5 (0.8, 5.5) 

    T2: 18 (1.8, 13.3) 

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