- Index AT-001
- DESCRIPTION AT-002
- TROUBLESHOOTING AT-009
- Basic Troubleshooting AT-009
- General Troubleshooting AT-010
- Operating Mechanism for Each Gear AT-012
- Diagnosis System AT-013
- Manual Shifting Test AT-020
- Electronic Control System AT-021
- Mechanical System Tests AT-032
- Automatic Shift Schedule AT-040
- Neutral Start Switch AT-041
- ON-VEHICLE REPAIR AT-042
- Valve Body AT-042
- Parking Lock Pawl AT-042
- Extension Housing AT-042
- Speedometer Driven Gear AT-042
- REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSMISSION AT-043
- TORQUE CONVERTER AND DRIVE PLATE AT-045
- REMOVAL OF COMPONENT PARTS AT-046
- COMPONENT PARTS AT-065
- General Notes AT-065
- Oil Pump AT-066
- Overdrive Planetary Gear, Overdrive Direct Clutch and Overdrive One-Way Clutch AT-070
- Overdrive Brake AT-078
- Direct Clutch AT-082
- Forward Clutch AT-087
- Second Coast Brake AT-093
- Front Planetary Gear AT-095
- Planetary Sun Gear and No. 1 One-Way Clutch AT-096
- Second Brake AT-100
- First and Reverse Brake AT-103
- Rear Planetary Gear, No. 2 One-Way Clutch and Output Shaft AT-104
- Valve Body AT-109
- Disassembly of Valve Body AT-109
- Upper Valve Body AT-111
- Lower Valve Body AT-114
- Assembly of Valve Body AT-117
- Transmission Case AT-118
- Extension Housing AT-118
- INSTALLATION OF COMPONENT PARTS AT-119
- SHIFT LOCK SYSTEM AT-142
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