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2013/10/06 Lockup Clutch and Solenoid Valve (Torque Converter) (UENR1447-02)
2013/10/06 Lockup Clutch and Solenoid Valve (Torque Converter) (UENR1447-02)
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View of the torque converter lockup clutch and solenoid valve
(1) Lockup clutch solenoid valve
(2) Inlet passage from the transmission oil filter
(3) Pressure tap
(4) Torque converter updrive housing
Illustration 2 g02829000
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Drain passages (11), (18), (25) and (30) are all connected. This drain oil goes into torque converter updrive housing (4). The torque converter
scavenge pump section then sends the drain oil back to the reservoir in the transmission output transfer gear case.
Pressure reduction valve (21) decreases the supply oil pressure in pump inlet (31) to approximately 1725 ± 250 kPa (250 ± 36 psi). At this reduced
pressure, the supply oil can be used by lockup solenoid (22). The flow of the oil to selector piston (6) from pilot passage (9) is controlled by lockup
solenoid (22).
Pressure reduction valve (21) continues controlling the pressure at pump inlet (31). Oil pressure goes through an orifice in pressure reduction valve
(21), opens ball check (20), and goes into the slug chamber in the valve. This pressure pushes against the force of springs (19).
When the pressure at pump inlet (31) is higher than the force of springs (19), pressure reduction valve (21) compresses springs (19). Some of the
oil in pilot passage (9) goes into drain passages (30). Pressure reduction valve (21) moves to the right and left to keep a constant pressure in pilot
passage (9).
Modulation reduction valve (16) controls the pressure and time taken to engage and release the lockup clutch. Pump oil goes through passage (17)
to modulation reduction valve (16) at transmission pump pressure approximately 240 kPa (35 psi).
The oil pressure causes selector piston (6) along with load piston (7) to move against the force of springs (12). This causes modulation reduction
valve (16) to move against the force of spring (27). Oil flow through passage (29) to drain passage (18) is now blocked. Passage (29) is open to
passage (17). Pump oil now goes to fill the lockup clutch.
At this time, oil also goes through load piston orifice (15) and passage (10). This oil goes between selector piston (6) and load piston (7).
Two components control the amount of time taken for the pressure in the lockup clutch to get to maximum: the size of load piston orifice (15) and
the force of spring (12). The force of spring (12) can be changed by the removal or addition of shims in load piston (7) under spring (12).
valve (24). The the ball inside the shuttle valve moves to the left. The oil pressure causes shuttle valve (24) to move to the left which opens pilot
passage (14) to drain passage (25). Selector piston (6) now moves up against load piston body (8).
Passage (10) is now in alignment with drain passage (11). The force of springs (12) moves load piston (7) all the way up against selector piston (6).
Modulation reduction valve (16) now moves all the way up because of the force of spring (27). In this position, pump oil in passage (17) is blocked
to passage (29). Passage (29) is now open to drain passage (18) and the pressure in the lockup clutch is released.
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