NEW DESIGN SOLENOID AND CLIP 125 TRANSMISSION. Chevrolet Chevette 1982

For 1990-2009 cars

# NEW DESIGN SOLENOID AND CLIP 125 TRANSMISSION

BEGINNING EARLY SEPTEMBER 1981 ALL THM 125C TRANSMISSION WERE BUILT WITH A NEW DESIGN SOLENOID AND CLIP ASSEMBLY. SEE FIGURE 1. SERVICE INFORMATION 1.THE NEW DESIGN SOLENOID AND CLIP ASSEMBLY INCLUDES A PLASTIC CLIP TO PREVENT THE WIRE FROM MOVING OFF LOCATION DURING ASSEMBLY. 2.THE NEW DESIGN SOLENOID AND CLIP ASSEMBLY AND THE PAST DESIGN SOLENOID ASSEMBLY CAN BE USED INTERCHANGEABLY. HOWEVER, DUE TO THE DIFFERENCE OF THE WIRE LENGTH, THE PLASTIC CLIP, WHICH IS AVAILABLE FOR SERVICE SEPARATELY, CANNOT BE FITTED ON THE PAST DESIGN SOLENOID ASSEMBLY. 3.WHEN REPLACING A PAST DESIGN SOLENOID ASSEMBLY WITH A NEW DESIGN SOLENOID AND CLIP ASSEMBLY, REMOVE THE METAL CLIP ATTACHED TO THE VALVE BODY AND DO NOT REUSE. CONNECT PLASTIC CLIP AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 2. 4.USE THE FOLLOWING CHART TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT SERVICE PART NO. MODEL YEAR 1982 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MODEL HI, HC, HU, HW, HS, CD, HM, HY, HX, OP PAST DESIGN SOLENOID ASM. 8637258 NEW DESIGN SOLENOID & CLIP ASM. 8637857 8637856 MODEL YEAR 1982 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MODEL BF, BL, PK, PI, PL, PO, CP, CI, CE, CJ, CL, CT, CS, CF, C3, CU, PE PAST DESIGN SOLENOID ASM. 8637259 NEW DESIGN SOLENOID & CLIP ASM. 8637858 THE CLIP IS AVAILABLE AS A SEPARATE PART AND CAN BE ORDERED USING PART NUMBER 8637855.

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