Thanks, Roger! This should help remove some of the scary "magic" from our automagic transmissions!

  I wish I had this available about a year ago, when I had to change the actuating piston for second gear - the one under the big circular cover on the outside...;-P

rogersisler2000 (via Flickr) <rogersisler2000@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
  Hi,

The second gear band is the only adjustment to the
automatic transmission. Best to click on the logo, and then
manually click on the next picture to see the text of what
you are looking at. The automatic slide show eliminates the
text.
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