July 01, 2020
Always Identify These Valve Bodies BEFORE You Start a Transmission Rebuild
Andrew Jessiman
Accurate valve body identification is crucial as the styles DO NOT interchange. Installing the wrong valve body will result in a lack of lubrication to the gear train, causing catastrophic failure.
To correctly identify this valve body, you must determine:
Part Number | Can Size | Cooler Location | Pressure Switches |
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AW6VWF1 (Warranty Only) | Large | Case | Yes |
AW6VWF2 (Warranty Only) | Large | Remote | Yes |
AW6VWF3 | Large | Case | No |
AW6VWF4 (Warranty Only) | Large | Remote | No |
AW6VWF7 (Warranty Only) | Small | Case | No |
AW6VWF8 (Warranty Only) | Small | Remote | No |
Large Solenoid Cans 1" dia. | Small Solenoid Cans .75" dia. |
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You can determine the cooler location by checking which hole is open in the separator plate.
In the example shown, it would be a remote cooler.
Models produced through June of 2004 WILL have pressure switches. Models produced beginning in July of 2004 WILL NOT have pressure switches. See BLACK ARROWS for location of switches.
PLEASE NOTE: The switches have nothing to do with the cooler location.
July 01, 2020
Andrew Jessiman
Required
Recommended
'13-Earlier, Large Cans, Cooler on Case, without Switches
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