Middle Control Valve Body Assembly

2005 Chevrolet Equinox FWD V6-3.4L VIN FSECTION Middle Control Valve Body Assembly
Middle Control Valve Body Assembly

Middle Control Valve Body Assembly:





353 - Accumulator Check Valve Assembly (6)
353 - Accumulator Check Valve Assembly (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
362 - Sleeve/Bore Plug Retainer (3.2 x 5 x 12.5) (7)
370 - Middle Control Valve Body
371 - Fluid Strainer (3)
371 - Fluid Strainer (3)
372 - Fluid Strainer
373 - Reverse Shift Ball Check Valve Bushing - Inner
374 - Reverse Shift Ball Check Valve
375 - Reverse Shift Ball Check Valve Bushing - Outer
376 - Solenoid Relay Valve Sleeve
377 - Solenoid Relay Valve Plunger
378 - Solenoid Relay Valve
379 - Solenoid Relay Valve Spring - Orange
380 - Cooler By-Pass Valve Spring - Natural Color
381 - Cooler By-Pass Valve
382 - TCC Check Valve
383 - TCC Check Valve Spring - Yellow
384 - 3rd Gear Band (B4) Release Valve Spring - Blue
385 - 3rd Gear Band (B4) Release Valve
386 - U1 Shift Valve
387 - U1 Shift Valve Spring - Light Green
389 - M1 Shift Valve
390 - M1 Shift Valve Spring - Light Blue
391 - M1 Shift Valve Bore Plug
392 - U2 Shift Valve
393 - U2 Shift Valve Spring - Light Green
394 - U2 Shift Valve Bore Plug (3)
394 - U2 Shift Valve Bore Plug (3)
394 - U2 Shift Valve Bore Plug (3)
395 - Primary Regulator Valve
396 - Primary Regulator Valve Spring - Purple
397 - Primary Regulator Valve Plunger
398 - Primary Regulator Valve Sleeve
399 - Forward Clutch Check Ball
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