If you are planning to remove your 722.9 conductor plate for inspection or repair, you will want to take the time to thoroughly clean the plate, the valve body, and the solenoids. No cleaning agents or foreign chemicals should be used. In this 19-minute video, Kent will show you how to do it using the correct transmission fluid. A number of lint-free cleaning products will be required. In fact, quite a few! A cleaning kit is available separately below.
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This video DOES NOT cover taking the valve body itself apart for internal cleaning. It also does not cover removing the valve body from the transmission and replacing it. That is covered in another part of this video series. See related products below.
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Removing the valve body is not difficult, but it is fraught with risk. It is easy to damage the conductor plate if not removed properly, and that can be a very expensive mistake.