NO REVERSE AFTER OVERHAUL OR REVERSE SERVO 'R AND R'. Cadillac Commercial Limo/Hearse Chassis 1991

For 1990-2009 cars

# NO REVERSE AFTER OVERHAUL OR REVERSE SERVO 'R AND R'

#### SUBJECT: NO REVERSE AFTER OVERHAUL OR REVERSE SERVO "R&R" (NEW PROCEDURE - INSTALLING REVERSE SERVO) - 4T60-E

#### MODELS AFFECTED: 1991 DE VILLES, FLEETWOODS, ELDORADOS, AND SEVILLES

Some 1991 DeVilles, Fleetwoods, Eldorados, and Sevilles may have no reverse gear after a transaxle overhaul or reverse servo repair or replacement. This may be because the Hydra-Matic 4T60-E has only one large anchor bracket for the reverse band (compared to two for the 4T60). Now the reverse band is apt to shift off location when the reverse servo band apply pin is removed. (The reverse servo band apply pin helps hold the band in the proper location when properly installed.) A step must be added to the reverse servo replacement to ensure that the reverse band apply pin and the reverse band assembly are properly assembled. Please add this information to your 1991 Service Information Manual 4T60-E unit repair and on-vehicle sections.

For the Unit Repair Section:

#### IMPORTANT:

o Turn transaxle case so the channel plate side is up before installing reverse servo assembly.

For On-Car Sections or servicing the reverse servo for any reason:

#### IMPORTANT:

o Before installing the reverse servo check that the band is in the proper location by putting a long Phillips head screwdriver down the band apply pin hole. Push down on the screwdriver. It must spring back up. If not, the band is mislocated and must be relocated toward the engine with a screwdriver (do this carefully so the band apply pin bore in the case does not get damaged). Recheck for proper location of the band.

o If this procedure is not followed, the transaxle will have intermittent or no reverse gear due to the band apply pin missing the band.

Install reverse servo.

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