Subaru Crosstrek Service Manual: Removal

1. Remove the transmission assembly from the vehicle. Automatic Transmission Assembly > REMOVAL">

2. Remove the air breather hose. Air Breather Hose > REMOVAL">

3. Remove the control valve body. Control Valve Body > REMOVAL">

4. Remove the transmission harness. Transmission Harness > REMOVAL">

5. Remove the turbine speed sensor. Turbine Speed Sensor > REMOVAL">

6. Remove the secondary speed sensor. Secondary Speed Sensor > REMOVAL">

7. Remove the primary speed sensor. Primary Speed Sensor > REMOVAL">

8. Remove the inhibitor switch. Inhibitor Switch > REMOVAL">

9. Remove the extension case. Extension Case > REMOVAL">

10. Remove the transfer clutch assembly. Transfer Clutch > REMOVAL">

11. Remove the transfer driven gear assembly. Transfer Driven Gear > REMOVAL">

12. Remove the parking pawl. Parking Pawl > REMOVAL">

13. Remove the reduction driven gear assembly. Reduction Driven Gear > REMOVAL">

14. Remove the oil pan and oil strainer. Oil Pan and Strainer > REMOVAL">

15. Remove the transmission control device. Transmission Control Device > REMOVAL">

16. Remove the transmission case. Transmission Case > REMOVAL">

17. Remove the reduction drive gear shims, spring retainers, and dish plates.

18. Remove the reduction drive gear.

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