2012-197 Re5r05a
2012-197 Re5r05a
2012-197 Re5r05a
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2-3 Chatter/Flare/Slide Bump
A 2-3 chatter can be caused by many things let’s take a look at the circuit and the areas
you need to pay close attention to.
A 2-3 can be caused by several components. Any or all of these components can be damaged.
1. Case
2. Valve Body
3. Center Support
4. Center Sun Shaft
5. Output Shaft
6. High/Low Reverse Drum
The first thing we have to understand is how the chatter is caused. You either have a mis-
matched combination between fluid and clutch material or you don’t have enough clamping
force to apply the clutches.
More often then not, especially with this unit, the sealing rings become a serious issue. Not
because of the way they’re manufactured, rather the amount of sealing rings necessary to
apply the High/Low Reverse Clutch. There are (6) sealing rings needed to allow the clutch
to operate, (2) seals on the Output Shaft and (4) seals on the Center Sun Shaft.
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Case
During the repairs, make sure the case is not damaged and you have a good solid fit of the
Center Support into the case. Use the following illustration for air checking the High/Low
Reverse Clutch. You can use between 10-20 psi to charge the system. There will be a sig-
nificant air leak, but it will charge the piston.
We suggest removing the return spring assmebly from the piston and reinstalling the
clutches for the TEST. This will allow you to test the system and verify the piston is sealing.
High/Low Reverse
Drum air test port
at the case.
High/Low Reverse
Drum air test port at
the center support
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Fluid enters the center support though the case from the valve body. From there it is direct-
ed though the center shaft into the output shaft and back up though the center shaft. From
there the fluid is directed into the high/low reverse piston.
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Center Support
Once the fluid leaves the valve body it enters the Center Support. The Center Support is lo-
cated at the bottom of the transmission and is bolted to the case with (3) allen bolts. Make
sure the bolts are properly installed and torqued properly.
Fluid enters the Center Support and is directed thru the center support feed holes to the
middle of the support.
To the Center
Sun Shaft
From the
Valve Body
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Output Shaft
The two seals on the output shaft are very important. These seals are used to direct oil from
the center support and sun gear shaft to the High/Low Reverse Drum. Also check the shaft
ring lands for mis-machining or ring land damage.
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The High/Low Reverse Drum assembly is very difficult to air test, there are multiple inlets
for fluid to engage the piston. Having a good seal is essential to repairing the transmission.
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OFF
Line Press Torque Direct CL Front Brake Input CL High & Low Low Coast
Solenoid Conv CL Solenoid Solenoid Solenoid Rev CL Brake
(Pulsed N/V) Solenoid (Pulsed N/A) (Pulsed N/V) (Pulsed N/A) Solenoid Solenoid
(Pulsed N/V) (Pulsed N/A) (On/Off N/C
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OFF
Line Press Torque Direct CL Front Brake Input CL High & Low Low Coast
Solenoid Conv CL Solenoid Solenoid Solenoid Rev CL Brake
(Pulsed N/V) Solenoid (Pulsed N/A) (Pulsed N/V) (Pulsed N/A) Solenoid Solenoid
(Pulsed N/V) (Pulsed N/A) (On/Off N/C)