TM-9-2520-254-34
TRANSMISSION, AUTOMATIC, ALLISON, MODEL TX100-1
TECHNICAL MAUAL; DIRECT AND GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
OCTOBER 1971
TM-9-2520-254-34 - Page 86 of 126
Figure 5-79.
Section IX. OVERHAUL (REBUILD) OF
NOTE
If the assembly is worn or damaged such
that the operation below will not restore it
to serviceable condition, replace entire
assembly.
5-37. Description
Refer to paragraph 2-10 for description of the
transmission output shaft assembly.
5-38. Disassembly
(fig. 5-74)
NOTE
All items not covered below were removed
from the transmission as outlined in
paragraph 5-6, steps 42 and 43 (fig. 5-42
and 5-43). No further disassembly of those
parts is required. If bushing (44) is worn or
damaged
such that replacement
is
necessary, remove bushing from bore. Do
not damage bushing bore when removing
bushing.
5-39. Cleaning
Refer to paragraph 5-2 for cleaning recom-
mendations.
5-40. Inspection and Repair
Refer to paragraph 5-3 for general inspection and
repair recommendations. Repair and overhaul
(rebuild) points of measurement for fits, clearances,
and wear limits are indicated by sm all letters in
figure 5-74. Refer to paragraph 6-3 and table 6-3
for general wear limits information.
5-41. Assembly
(fig. 5-74)
NOTE
All items not covered below are installed as
Section X. OVERHAUL (REBUILD) OF
TRANSMISSION OUTPUT SHAFT ASSEMBLY
5-42. Description
Refer to paragraph 2-8 for description of the
transmission housing assembly.
5-43. Disassembly
(fig. 5-81)
NOTE
All items not covered in sand
b
below were
removed from the transmission as outlined
in paragraph 5-6, steps 50 and 51 (fig. 5-50
and 5-51). No further disassembly of those
parts is required.
outlined in paragraph 5-58, steps 14
through 16 (fig. 5-96 through 5-98). No
overhaul (rebuild) of such components is
required or recommended. If bushing (44),
was removed, install new bushing using
replacer 5120-759-5415 and handle 5120-
316-9182. Drive until replacer bottoms
against output shaft (fig. 5-79).
TRANSMISSION HOUSING ASSEMBLY
a.
Do not remove shift lever sleeve (fig. 5-80)
from transmission housing unless replacement is
necessary.
If necessary, remove by driving sleeve
from inside of housing to outside. Be careful not to
damage sleeve bore.
b.
Do not remove speedometer bushing (6) from
transmission housing (8) unless replacement is
necessary.
If necessary to remove bushing, be
careful not to damage bushing bore. In some
transmission this bushing will not be used because a
speedometer drive is not required.
5-36
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