Technical Bulletin #102B

Transmission: RE4R01A
Subject: Basic information
Application: Nissan 200SX, Pathfinder, Mazda MPV
Issue Date: March, 1992

RE4R01A
Basic Information

BRAKE BAND Over- Fwd Low Low

Selector
Gear Rev High Fwd running one- and one-
Position Clutch 2nd 3rd OD Clutch Clutch Clutch way rev way
applied release applied clutch brake clutch
R Rev
1st
2nd
D
3rd •1
OD •2
1st
S 2nd
3rd •1
1st
L
2nd
Hydraulic pressure is applied to both 2nd applied side and 3rd released side of band servo piston. However, because the area of
the 3rd released side is larger than the 2nd applied side, the brake band does not operate.
Hydraulic pressure is app;ied to OD applied side, plus condition •1 above. Brake band is applied.
Operates.
Operates when throttle opening is less than 1/8. Engine braking effect available.
Operates when throttle opening is less than 1/8. Engine braking effect not available.
Operates when the EC-AT control unit receives OD inhibit signal from the cruise control unit and
throttle opening less than 1/8. Engine braking effect available.
Operates when the EC-AT control unit receives OD inhibit signal from the cruise control unit and
throttle opening less than 1/8. Engine braking effect not available.
Operates but does not transmit power.
Operates during acceleration and cruising.

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Use this picture as a guide for placement of sensors, clamps, etc.

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Line pressure specs vary from model to model. Below are 4 charts to represent the different models and
manufacturers specifications.

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