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2009 Suzuki Equator Sport, 4D Pickup Extra Cab, 4WD

1-2-Reverse Carrier Gear Assembly Installation

2009 Suzuki Equator Sport, 4D Pickup Extra Cab, 4WDSECTION 1-2-Reverse Carrier Gear Assembly Installation
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Fig 1: Installing 1-2 Reverse Internal Gear Front & Rear Thrust Bearing Assembly
G04846193Courtesy of SUZUKI OF AMERICA CORP.
  1. Rotate the transmission case assembly so that the torque converter housing side is facing up.
  2. Install the 1-2 reverse internal gear rear thrust bearing assembly (595) with the flat side up.
  3. Install the 1-2 reverse internal gear shim (596) without any markings. Correct shim selection is performed during the front differential transfer drive gear assembly installation.
  4. Install the 1-2 reverse internal gear (594).
  5. Install the 1-2 reverse internal gear front thrust bearing assembly (593) with the flange up.
    Fig 2: Identifying 1-2 Reverse Carrier Thrust Washer & 1-2 Reverse Carrier Gear Assembly
    G04846194Courtesy of SUZUKI OF AMERICA CORP.
  6. Install a 1-2 reverse carrier thrust washer (590) to the lower side of the 1-2 reverse carrier gear assembly (591).
  7. Install the 1-2 reverse carrier gear assembly (591) into the 1-2 reverse internal gear (594). The carrier assembly will be flush to the 1-2 reverse internal gear.
  8. Install the other 1-2 reverse carrier thrust washer (590) on top of the 1-2 reverse carrier gear assembly (591).

    Reference: THIRD GEAR BAND ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION .

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