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TM5-4210-229-14&P 6-15.  TRANSMISSION REPAIR (Continued). e.  Control valve assembly removal. (1) Using a rubber band, or a suitable sub- stitute, secure the range selector valve to a pad on the control valve body (17).  Remove the bolt that attaches the detent spring and roller assembly (18).  Remove the detent spring and roller assembly (18).  Loosen two bolts at the top of the control valve body (17) to act as support bolts.  Remove the remaining bolts that attach the control valve body (17) to the transmission hous- ing. (2) Hold the control valve body assembly (17) firmly and remove the two remaining bolts. Remove the control valve in a downward and outward movement to clear the actu- ator pin from the housing bore. f.  Oil pump and front support removal. (1) Remove twelve bolts and twelve rubber- covered washers that retain the oil pump and front support assembly.  Discard rub- ber-covered washers. (2) Install front support lifter onto the conver- ter ground sleeve.  Be sure the lifter is se- cure before removing the front support. When lifting an object, make sure the hoist is fastened securely.  Be sure the item being lifted does not exceed the capacity of the lifting device. CAUTION The pump and front support assembly is fitted to the transmission housing with very little clearance.  It may bind in the housing if the housing is cold.  Heat the housing slightly, if necessary.  Do not use a torch to heat the housing.  A sun lamp or a current of warm air will be sufficient.  If the pump and support assembly starts upward and then binds, tap it downward and lift again. 6-45

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