Subaru Crosstrek Service Manual: Disassembly
CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION(TR580) > Reduction Driven Gear
DISASSEMBLY
1. Flatten the tab of the lock nut.
2. Using the ST, counter the rotation of the reduction driven gear assembly, and remove the lock nut.
| ST1 18355AA000 | PULLEY WRENCH |
| ST2 18334AA000 | PIN SET |
| ST3 499987003 | SOCKET WRENCH (35) |
3. Remove the ball bearing using ST.
| ST1 499757002 | INSTALLER |
| ST2 498077300 | REMOVER |
4. Using the ST, remove the parking gear and transfer drive gear.
| ST 899864100 | REMOVER |
5. Remove the collar.
NOTE:
When collar has been removed, do not reuse the reduction driven gear and/or shaft, and replace it with reduction driven gear COMPL.
Assembly
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CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION(TR580) > Reduction Driven GearINSPECTION• Check the ball bearing for smooth rotation.• Check the ball bearing for excessive looseness.• Make sur ...
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