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HYUNDAI GETZ 2006 to 2011 Workshop Service Repair Manual Digital Download

Brief overview (theory)
- A planetary gearset in an automatic transmission produces the different forward/reverse ratios by combining three elements: sun gear, planet gears (on a carrier), and ring gear. Holding or driving different elements with clutches/brakes changes the effective ratio.
- Proper function requires correct tooth geometry, minimal backlash, correct axial endplay, and smooth bearings. Wear/damage allows lost motion, gear noise, tooth contact problems and increased fluid leakage past worn surfaces; that causes harsh shifts, slipping, whining, metal debris, and low line pressure under load.
- Replacing the planetary set restores correct tooth geometry, eliminates worn bearing surfaces, restores proper clearances and endplay, reduces internal leakage and restores hydraulic/clutch effectiveness — thus curing the symptoms.

Ordered workshop procedure (with theory at each step)
1) Safety and initial checks
- Park, chock wheels, disconnect negative battery. Raise vehicle on lift; support securely.
- Theory: isolates power, prevents accidental movement, and gives safe access.

2) Diagnose and confirm fault before major dismantling
- Scan for transmission codes. Inspect fluid (colour, smell, metal flakes). Note symptoms: slipping, whining, no-drive, gear jump.
- Theory: confirms whether problem is mechanical (gearset) vs hydraulic/TCM. Metal in pan or burnt fluid strongly points to internal mechanical failure.

3) Prepare tools, parts, and workspace
- Obtain factory service manual for Getz (torques, clearances, shim sizes). Order correct replacement planetary assembly, bearings, seals, gaskets, filter, fluid, and any recommended kits (snap rings, circlips).
- Theory: transmission tolerances are precise; using correct parts/specs is mandatory.

4) Drain fluid and remove external components
- Drain ATF, remove transmission oil pan and filter to inspect debris, then remove transmission cooler lines, linkage, wiring, driveshafts/axles, starter, and any obstructing components.
- Theory: removing fluid and pan gives early access to internal debris evidence and reduces fluid spillage during removal.

5) Support engine/transmission and separate transmission from engine
- Support engine if necessary, unbolt bellhousing bolts, torque converter bolts (with engine at TDC/locked), then separate gearbox from engine and lower transmission on a transmission jack.
- Theory: safe removal; separating lets you access internal planetary assemblies on the bench.

6) Strip external transmission housings and valve body
- On bench, remove bellhousing cover, tail housing, valve body (carefully note valve and spring locations or follow manual for order), and clutch housing components to expose the planetary gear stacks.
- Theory: valve body and clutch packs control which element is held or driven. Removing them gives access to planet carriers, sun and ring gears.

7) Inspect and document components as you disassemble
- Photograph/label parts, note orientation of spacers and shims, and measure existing clearances (backlash, endplay) before removal for reference.
- Theory: transmission reassembly requires original orientation and shim placement or correct replacement values.

8) Remove the planetary gearset
- Remove snap rings, retaining plates, planet carrier bolts, then lift out sun gear, planet carrier and ring gear assembly. Replace any related bearings/races at the same time.
- Theory: take care to avoid damaging mating surfaces; cleanliness is critical to avoid premature failure.

9) Bench inspection and measurement
- Inspect gears for chipped or worn teeth, pitting, scoring, and check bearing rollers/races. Use a dial indicator to measure:
- Gearset backlash (radial clearance between gears).
- Carrier endplay (axial play).
- Bearing play.
- Compare to factory specs; if out of spec, confirm replacement requirement and required shim sizes.
- Theory: measurements confirm whether just gears or additional elements (bearings, carrier) must be replaced and ensure correct geometry on reassembly.

10) Prepare and install new planetary assembly
- Clean housings, replace bearings/seals/races as required. Pre-lube bearings/gears with ATF. Fit new planetary set, using specified new snap rings/shims where required; install any carrier shims to achieve specified endplay/backlash.
- Theory: correct shim selection re-establishes tooth contact pattern and axial clearance so clutches engage correctly and load is distributed evenly across teeth.

11) Re-measure clearances and tooth contact
- With new set installed, rotate assembly and re-check backlash and endplay with a dial indicator; check for smooth rotation and no binding.
- If available, perform a pattern check (e.g., Spirograph/engineer methods) or confirm by manufacturer procedures.
- Theory: ensures the new geometry matches specs, minimizing premature wear and ensuring correct clutch hydraulic function.

12) Replace wear items and reassemble clutch packs/valve body
- Replace filter, seals, and any clutch plates or bands showing wear; reassemble valve body with new gaskets and torque bolts to spec. Replace pan gasket and install new filter.
- Theory: failing clutches/bands or contaminated valve body also cause slipping and must be addressed since they interact with the gearset hydraulically.

13) Bench test (if possible)
- Rotate input and confirm all output speeds and held elements correspond to expected behaviour (with manual/bench test procedure). Some shops use a transmission test rig.
- Theory: verifies internal operation before reinstalling.

14) Reinstall transmission
- Mate transmission to engine, torque bellhousing and torque converter bolts to spec, reconnect cooler lines, linkage, wiring, driveshafts. Refill with correct ATF amount and type.
- Theory: correct torque and fluid level are essential for hydraulic pressures and mechanical alignment.

15) Initial start-up and hydraulic checks
- Start engine, with park engaged, check fluid level and check for leaks. Monitor line pressure (using pressure test port) at key gear selections per manual; confirm pressure within spec.
- Theory: line pressure confirms that the hydraulic system and clutches are generating the necessary clamp force for the new gearset to operate without slipping.

16) Road test and adaptation reset
- Road test across all gears; confirm smooth shifts, no slipping, no abnormal noise. Clear transmission codes and reset TCM adaptations per manufacturer procedure; re-check shift quality after adaptation cycles.
- Theory: TCM adaptation influences shift timing; resetting allows the transmission to relearn with the restored mechanical behaviour.

17) Final inspection and follow-up
- Reinspect fluid level after warm-up, re-check for leaks, and advise follow-up fluid change interval. Monitor for metal particles in next few services.
- Theory: new parts can shed minimal particles; early checks prevent recurrence.

How the repair fixes the fault (concise)
- Replacing the planetary gearset removes worn/damaged gear teeth and bearing surfaces that produced backlash, metal shavings, and lost motion.
- Correctly shimming and replacing bearings restores gear mesh geometry and axial endplay so the clutch packs and brakes can engage the proper element securely. That reduces internal fluid bypass and restores hydraulic line pressure and clamp force.
- Result: elimination of gear noise and grinding, prevention of further metal contamination, restored gear ratios and shift quality, and elimination of slipping/failed engagement caused by excessive internal play or damaged teeth.

Notes and cautions (brief)
- Always use factory service manual for Hyundai Getz for torque values and clearance specs. Do not guess shim sizes or torque.
- Replace bearings/seals and filter whenever opening the case. Cleanliness is critical: contaminant ingress kills new gears quickly.
- If valve body, clutches or pump are compromised, replacing the planetary alone may not fully restore correct operation — inspect all related systems.

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