Transmission fundamentals part B Flashcards
the auxiliary section of a transmission can be a
two speed - three speed and four speed arrangement
how is the auxiliary section generally shifted
with air, eliminating the need for a secondary shift lever and mechanical linkage
what type of gearing can the auxiliary section have
range, splitter or deep reduction
what type of gearing typically accounts for a large ratio change
range gearing
what type of gearing will account for a small ratio change
splitter gearing
what type of gearing will account for a lower starting gear than otherwise allowed
deep reduction
what style of gearing in the auxiliary section will use a synchronizer to aid in the shift process
range shift
how is torque provided to the auxiliary section
by the mainshaft of the main section
how dose the auxiliary drive gear receive torque
from the main section and the manshaft
how is the auxiliary drive gear mounted on the mainshaft
mounted on the part of the mainshaft that extends into the auxiliary housing and it may be directly splined to the mainshaft or may be floating between the two auxiliary countershafts
where do the auxiliary countershafts receive torque from
from the auxiliary drive gear and then deliver that torque to the selected output shaft gear
how is auxiliary torque calculated
auxiliary torque = engine torque in the main section x gear ratio
how are synchronizers utilized in the auxiliary section of the transmission
use to match the speed of the gear being engaged with the output shaft
where is the synchronizer most often used in the auxiliary section of the transmission
mounted on the output shaft between the low and high range gears
what is the main purpose of the output shaft
to deliver torque to the driveline
how is the output shaft held in position
by two tapered roller bearings in the rear bearing housing
if a mechanical speedometer is used
a speedometer drive gear is also positioned on the output shaft
if a electronic speedometer system is used the transmission output shaft will have
one or more magnetic pick-ups positioned closely to a tooth ring ( tone ring or tone wheel )