TRANSMISSION. - TM-10-3930-622-140096

these items with two C-clamps to compress dust shield

given are performed with the transmission installed in the

(6). This will permit entry of the assembly into coupling

truck.

plate (8).

b. Operational test. Operate truck, checking for

(3) Fasten both assemblies to coupling plate (8)

troubles given in transmission part of the trouble-

with screws (10) and install lock wire as required.

shooting chart. Where incorrect pressures might be a

Remove C-clamps.

factor in malfunction, perform pressure tests in c below.

(4) Install items 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 as shown

c. Testing pressures.

vertically in Figure 6-14, and compress with C-clamps.

(1) To test pressures of hydraulic supply system

(5) Fasten items assembled thus far to stub yoke

of transmission, remove truck floor pan for access and

with screws (1), slide stub yoke, as assembled, forward

connect pressure gage into CONVERTER CHARGING

to meet handbrake drum of drive axle, and attach drive

PRESSURE port (figure 6-15), start engine and run at

shaft to handbrake drum with screws. Secure with lock

2000 rpm until transmission oil reaches 180 deg to 200

wire and remove C-clamps.

deg F. Gage should read 84 to 101 psi.

6-28. TRANSMISSION.

(2) Connect gage to either MAIN PRESSURE

port. Gage should read 120 to 135 psi.

a. Testing. Testing of the transmission is best done

in two phases, when possible, as given below in this

(3) With inching valve in (brake pedal released),

paragraph. Perform the general operational test to

plug CONVERTER OIL OUT line to cooler. Increase.

determine areas of unsatisfactory performance, then

speed slowly from idle. Gage at COOLER BYPASS

make the pressure tests to isolate the cause of

VALVE port should rise to maximum of 50 to 70 psi.

malfunction to a particular unit, part, or system. Tests

Figure 6-15. Transmission, Showing Pressure Check Points