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A750E Banner Rebuild Kit 2004-2008

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About this product

This banner rebuild kit covers the soft parts of an A750-family five-speed overhaul and is catalogued for the 2004-2008 model years. The listing ties it to the Suzuki versions of this Aisin transmission, the 2004-2008 Grand Vitara, 2004-2007 XL-7 and 2006-2008 Vitara with the five-speed automatic, and it carries the same K8600CA kit reference used for the A750E and A750F in Toyota trucks. If your Grand Vitara or a Toyota with the A750 is flaring between gears, slipping when warm, or leaking from the piston seals, this is the parts set a rebuild starts with.

What a banner kit covers in an A750E

A banner kit sits between a bare overhaul kit and a master kit. Per the listing, it contains a transmission overhaul gasket and seal kit plus a standard set of friction clutch plates, with BorgWarner frictions supplied in most kits. That renews the two things that wear in every A750: the friction linings in each clutch pack and the rubber that seals the apply pistons. Steels, bonded pistons, bushings and a filter are not listed as included, so budget for them separately if your teardown shows they are needed.

Symptoms this kit addresses

On 2003-and-later A750 units, TransGo notes that original accumulator pistons have no seals and wear their aluminum bores, and that the line pressure boost valve wears too. Both leak apply pressure and burn frictions, so a rebuild that only replaces the frictions can fail the same way.

How to confirm before ordering

Pull the pan and look at the magnet and filter. Fine gray paste is normal wear; flakes of friction lining or a burnt smell mean the clutches have slipped. Check line pressure against spec and test the solenoids before committing, using our Aisin harsh or delayed shift walkthrough. If the clutches are cooked, our rebuild versus replace guide helps weigh the labor against a replacement unit.

Fitment

Listed fitment is the 2004-2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara, 2004-2007 XL-7 and 2006-2008 Vitara with the rear-drive five-speed automatic. Because this kit is a 2004-2008 version and the A750 family runs from 2003, also compare the A750E banner kit for 2003. Send us the year, make and VIN before ordering so we can confirm the transmission and the kit match. If you want bonded pistons and a filter in the box, the A750E master rebuild kit lists both. More parts for this family are in the Aisin collection.

Install notes


Specifications

FitsA750E 2004-2008
Part typeBanner Rebuild Kit
ConditionNew
BrandOEM
ReferenceA750F
ShipsFrom the USA
Warranty1-year

Complete the job: parts that go with this

Doing this repair right usually means replacing these at the same time. Same transmission, ships together.

A750E Shift Kit
A750E Shift Kit
$260.99
A750E Input Drum
A750E Input Drum
$167.98

A750E Banner Rebuild Kit 2004-2008: common questions

What vehicles is this 2004-2008 banner kit listed for?

The 2004-2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara, 2004-2007 XL-7 and 2006-2008 Vitara with the five-speed rear-drive automatic. Send your year, make and VIN and we will confirm it matches your transmission before it ships.

Does it include steels and pistons?

The listed contents are an overhaul gasket and seal kit plus a standard set of friction plates. Steels, bonded pistons and a filter are not listed, so order those separately if your teardown calls for them.

What is the difference between a banner kit and a master kit?

A banner kit is the seal and gasket set plus frictions. A master kit adds more parts, such as bonded pistons and a filter, so less has to be sourced separately during the rebuild.

Why do A750 rebuilds burn new clutches?

TransGo reports that the unsealed aluminum accumulator pistons and the line pressure boost valve wear on 2003-and-later units, leaking apply pressure. Fixing those during the rebuild protects the new frictions.

Do I need a relearn after the rebuild?

Yes. Clear the transmission adaptive values with a scan tool and drive through every gear so the computer can relearn shift timing on the new clutches.


Repair guides for this job

Sources
  1. TransGo — AW-ACCUM Accumulator Piston. Original A750 accumulator pistons are unsealed aluminum; piston and bore wear leaks pressure and leads to shift complaints and burnt friction discs. transgo.com/product-details/toyota-accumulator-piston/
  2. TransGo — A750-BOOST Pressure Regulator Boost Valve Kit. 2003-on A750 units wear the aluminum line pressure boost valve and bushing, causing soft or flare shifts, burnt frictions and burnt lockup clutch. transgo.com/product-details/a750-boost-valve/
  3. Wikipedia — Toyota A transmission. A750E (two-wheel drive) and A750F (4x4) application years for the 4Runner, Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, FJ Cruiser, GX 470 and LX 470, plus the five forward ratios. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_A_transmission

A750E Banner Rebuild Kit 2004-2008

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