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The first step after removing the transmission pan and valve body is to clean all the parts as thoroughly as possible. | |
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| Any dirt or other contaminants left in at this point will drastically reduce transmission life. | ||
 | Working inside the transmission can be a little scary, but attention to detail and following the instructions to the letter can make this an easy job. The Caspro shift kit is well laid out with good instructions. |
| A tidy and well organized work area helps too. Lots of little parts in here to keep track of. |  |
 | Here's the scary part. Installing the kit requires drilling the valve body metering plate. Once again, careful attention to detail and the instructions will make this simple. |
| Lot's of little balls and springs go back into the valve body. Each gets a coating of synthetic grease to hold them in place for installation. |  |
 | Once the valve body is reinstalled in the transmission, the job gets finished of with a Ragusa Pattern Shop aluminum transmission pan. |
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