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MAINTENANCE:
"Cooler out "Pressure Test
"Converter In" Pressure Test
2. "Cooler Out" pressure reading is taken with a 150
psi pressure gauge at right hand test port at back of air-oil
cooler. Reading should be 10 to 14 psi (69 to 96 kPalO,7
to 1,0 kg/sq. cm) less than "Converter Out" pressure with
4.
To test the "Clutch" pressure, the transmission oil
transmission shift lever in NEUTRAL and engine at 2000
should be at operating temperature of 180 to 200 (82 to
F
RPM. If the pressure does not fall within the prescribed
93*C) and engine at idle (600 RPM). Shift through all
limits, a further check to localize the problem can be
direction and speed clutches with brake applied. With. a
made at the left hand "Cooler In" test port at the back of
300 psi pressure gauge installed in the test port on the
the air-oil cooler.
filter housing, the clutch pressure should register 240 to
280 psi (1654 to 1930 kPa /16,9 to 19,6 kg /sq. cm). All
clutch pressures must be equal within 5 psi (35 kPa/0,4
kg/sq. cm). If clutch pressure varies in any one clutch
more than 5 psi, clutch requires repair.
"Cooler In" Pressure Test
3.
"Converter In" pressure tested with a 150 psi
pressure gauge should register 40 to 90 psi (276 to 620
kPa/2,8 to 6,3 kg /sq. cm) at test port on pump valve
body. Pressure is checked with transmission shift lever in
NEUTRAL
and
engine
at
2000
RPM.
"Clutch" Pressure Test
Rev.760501
400-4.8
K300

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