Name | Specification |
Clamps | |
Automatic transmission fluid | WSS-M2C202-B |
Removal
All cars
1. General notes
- Items whose actions do not apply to all vehicles are marked with appropriate notes.
Cars with air conditioning system
2. Use cable ties to secure the radiator (right side shown).

All cars
3. Raise and support the vehicle. Refer to Section 100-02 for additional information.
4. Remove the radiator splash shield.

Cars with air conditioning system
5. Disconnect the horn electrical connector.

All cars
6. Remove the radiator bracket.
- Release the air conditioning compressor clutch cable.

7.
WARNING: Be aware of the scalding hazard whenever draining the transaxle cooling system. Failure to follow this instruction may result in injury.
CAUTION: After disconnecting the transmission fluid cooler lines, the open ports should be plugged to prevent dirt from entering.
NOTE: Mark the position of the supply and return hoses.
NOTE: Any leaking liquid should be collected in a special drain container.
Disconnect the feed and return hoses from the transmission fluid cooler.

Cars with air conditioning system
8. Remove the air conditioning condenser from the bracket. Move it to the side.

All cars
9. Remove the transmission fluid cooler from the two right and one left brackets (left side shown).

Installation
All cars
1. General notes:
- Use only new self-locking nuts.
2. Install the transmission fluid cooler onto the two right and one left brackets.

Cars with air conditioning system
3. Install the air conditioning condenser.

All cars
4. Install the radiator bracket.
- Secure the air conditioning compressor clutch cable.

5.
NOTE: Location marks
Connect the supply and return hoses.

Cars with air conditioning system
6. Connect the horn electrical connector.

All cars
7. Install the radiator splash guard.

8. Remove the clamps from the radiator (right side shown).

9. Lower the vehicle.
10. Check the transmission fluid level in the automatic transmission and correct it if necessary.
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