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CX TRANSMISSIONS
Learning Outcomes
- Identify Components of the CX38 Transmission
- Identify Power Flow Through the CX38 Transmission
- Perform Diagnostic Tests and Calibrations on the CC38 Transmission
- Discuss and practice troubleshooting on the CX38 Transmission
- Identify Hydraulic and Electronic Control of the CX38 Transmission
ELECTRONIC CLUTCH PRESSURE CONTROL (ECPC) VALVES
Knowledge Check
TORQUE CONVERTER
- Fluid coupling that transfers power from the engine to the transmission
- Increases torque as the torque load on the machine increases
- Contains:
- Impeller
- Turbine
- Stator with one way clutch
- Housing
- Lock up clutch
Torque Converter Cutaway
ONE WAY CLUTCH
Rollers
Stator
Springs
Hub
Cam
Lockup
Freewheel
r(<
Clutch Pack Pressure Tap Location
125+/- 20PSI (HIGH IDLE) 36+/- 20PSI (LOW IDLE)
160+/- 20PSI 435+/- 20PSI (REVERSE)
Clutch Pack Pressures
31+/- 5PSI (HIGH IDLE) 20+/- 5PSI (LOW IDLE)
435+/- 20PSI
310+/- 20PSI 410+/- 20PSI (WARM UP MODE)
435+/- 20PSI
73+/- 10PSI (HIGH IDLE) 28+/- 10PSI (LOW IDLE)
380+/- 20PSI
260+/- 20PSI
435+/- 20PSI
460+/- 20PSI
TRANSMISSION MODULATING VALVE
NO SIGNAL COMMANDED
RETURN OIL TO TANK
PRESSURE FROM TRANSMISSION PUMP
TRAPPED OIL IN CLUTCH PACK
TRANSMISSION MODULATING VALVE
COMMANDED SIGNAL AT MAXIMUM Test Port
PRESSURE FROM TRANSMISSION PUMP
RETURN TO TANK
PRESSURE TO CLUTCH PACK
TRANSMISSION MODULATION CYCLE
Fill Calibration Parameters
Engagement Calibration Parameters
Fill Pulse
Clutch Engagement Level Maximum Clutch Pressure
Pressure and Current
Ramp Level
Modulation
Current
Hold Level
Pressure
Pulse Time
Ramp Time
Hold Time
Desired Slip Time
Full On Time
Pulse Dela
TRANSMISSION SHIFT CONTROL FUNCTIONS
- Fully Automatic (1C-2C, 2L-6L, or 2L-9L)
- Shift Points Match Engine Operating Range
- Elevated Downshift Point with Compression Brake or Hydraulic Retarder
- Operator may Override Desired Gear W/Shift Pad
- Transmission will Upshift when Engine Overspeeds
- D-N-R Shifts are Torque and Speed Limited
- Transmission Disengages LUC for ABS Events
End Retraction Case Plate Spring
CLUTCH CALIBRATION
Piston
Case
Current / Pressure
Clutch with Clearance
Clutch Pressure
Full On Level
Case Piston End Retraction Case Plate Spring
Full Off Level
No Pressure
Pressure Modulation
Touch Up
Fill
Full Engagement
Application Table Time
Clutch Solenoid Current
Clutch Fill Touch Up Pressure Volume No Clearance
Clutch Pressure
WHEN TO PERFORM CALIBRATION
Initial transmission installation
Transmission ECM replacement
Transmission modulating valve replacement
Transmission main relief valve replacement
Transmission or torque converter replacement
Transmission charge pump replacement
Oil cooler replacement
Poor shift quality
WHAT TO DO AFTER CALIBRATION
- Neutral to drive and DRIVE to REVERSE shifts
- Upshifts
- Coasting downshifts
- Five to four step through shifts
- Second at mid speed steady state
TROUBLESHOOTING
Customer Questions - Define Concern Slipping / Rough Shifts Noises No start / Will Not Shift out of Neutral Warning Light(s) On
Clutch Pack T'shoot
- As a result of a failure of the electronic main relief valve ("eMRV"), the transmission does not operate or engages slowly.
- As a result of a failure of "Clutch 1", the transmission will not operate in the 1R, 2R, 2F, 5F, 7F, and 8F positions.
- As a result of a failure of "Clutch 2", the transmission will not operate in the 3F, 6F, 7F, 8F, and 9F positions.
- As a result of a failure of "Clutch 3", the transmission will not operate in the 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F, 5F, 6F, 8F, and 9F positions.
- As a result of a failure of "Clutch 4", the transmission will not operate in the 1R, 1F, 2F, and 3F positions.
- As a result of a failure of "Clutch 5", the transmission will not operate in the 2R, 4F, 5F, 6F, and 7F positions.
- As a result of a failure of "Clutch 6", the transmission will not operate in the 1R, 2R, 1F, 4F, and 9F positions.
- The transmission will not upshift to the maximum selected gear.