Air Bleeding of Control Valve
Air Bleeding of Control ValvePROCEDURE
1. Set the select lever to P range and apply parking brake, then lift-up the vehicle.
2. Connect the SUBARU Select Monitor to vehicle.
3. Using SUBARU Select Monitor, check that the DTC is not output.
4. Using SUBARU Select Monitor, check that ATF temperature is less than 60°C (140°F).
5. Set the SUBARU Select Monitor to OFF.
6. Set the ignition switch to OFF.
7. With pressing shift lock release button, set the select lever to R range.
8. Depress the brake pedal fully with left foot until air bleeding is complete.
9. Turn the ignition switch to ON.
10. Set the select lever to P range, and then wait for more than three seconds.
11. Set the select lever to R range, and then wait for more than three seconds.
12. Set the select lever to N range, and then wait for more than three seconds.
13. Set the select lever to D range, and then wait for more than three seconds.
14. Set the select lever to N range, and then wait for more than three seconds.
15. Slightly depress the accelerator pedal to full open.
16. Slightly release the accelerator pedal to close.
17. Start the engine.
18. Set the select lever to D range.
19. Turn the SUBARU Select Monitor power to ON.
20. On the SUBARU Select Monitor, select the individual system inspection of main menu.
21. On the individual system inspection selection menu, select the individual system inspection and air bleeding of control valve will start in transmission. At this time, ATF temperature warning light in the combination meter blinks at 2Hz. If ATF temperature warning light does not blink, repeat the procedure from step (4).
22. Air bleeding of control valve is completed when blinking of ATF temperature warning light in the combination meter changes from 2Hz to 0.5Hz.
NOTE: Repeat the procedure from step (4) if blinking of ATF temperature warning light changes from 2Hz to 4Hz during air bleeding.
23. Set the select lever to N range, and turn the ignition switch to OFF.
24. Set the select lever to P range to finish air bleeding.