Installing multi-functional switch
- When connecting the multi-functional switch to the selector lever, the multi-functional switch must not be tilted or pushed with force onto the selector lever. Otherwise there is a risk of damaging the switch contact.
1. Connect multi-functional switch to the selector shaft. The flattened area of the switch splines -1- must be covered with the flattened side of the selector shaft splines. -2- . See Fig 1.
2. Connect multi-functional switch to transmission housing. To do this, turn the multi-functional switch until the dowel pin -3- on the transmission housing is covered by the fitted bore -4- on the housing of the multi-functional switch. See Fig 2.
3. Screw in fastening screws between multi-functional switch and transmission.
| Location | Explanation | Type | Basic value | Tolerance 1 | Tolerance 2 |
| Fastening screws | Fastening screws between multi-functional switch and transmission | Tightening torque | 8 (6 ftlb.) Nm |
4. Connect the plug connection for the multi-function switch.
5. Screw in fastening screws between the body and the hydraulic mount -arrows- . See Fig 5.
A - Transmission support
B - Hydraulic mount
C - Fastening nut (never loosen)
| Location | Explanation | Type | Basic value | Tolerance 1 | Tolerance 2 |
| Hydraulic mount | Fastening screws between hydraulic mount and body | Tightening torque | 33 (24 ftlb.) Nm |
6. Screw in fastening screws between the transmission and the transmission support.
| Location | Explanation | Type | Basic value | Tolerance 1 | Tolerance 2 |
| Transmission support | Fastening screws between transmission support and transmission | Tightening torque | 65 (48 ftlb.) Nm |
7. Remove transmission jack.
8. Engage selector cable in support bracket and push onto ball journals.