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It is used as a way to stop metal pieces from moving around in the transmission. That is to say a filter.
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The early versions didn't have a spring.
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The pump requires a special alignment tool. The transmission section has a sticky thread called the A4LD rebuild diary. It takes each part of the rebuild precess step by step. There is another thread on the valve body.
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Check the direction of the sprag. You could reuse it if it's working properly, then install the thrust washer. The rear copper thrust washer is a high wear component, and shouldn't be reused.
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