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Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W203, 2000 issue)

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Automated Manual gearshift 716.6
Automatic Transmission 722.6
Troubleshooting - General Information
Objectives of the electronic control unit and the control signals
Removing and installing AT torque converter
The electrohydraulic control unit AT (AT is installed)
Disassembly and assembly of electro-hydraulic control unit
Disassembly and assembly of the plate gear
Transmission and torque converter housing
Multi-disc brake B2, B3 and gear lock in the "parking"
Disassembly and assembly of the rear of the hollow shaft to the rear freewheel
Removing and installing multi-disc brake B1 and the oil pump
Dismantling and assemblage of the oil pump
Disassembly and assembly of multi-disc brake B1
Disassembly and assembly of multi-disc brake B2
Disassembly and assembly of the output shaft to the central unit and the rear planetary gears
Removing and installing multi-plate clutch K1, K2 and K3
Dismantling and assembling clutch K1
Disassembly and assembly of the drive shaft with the clutch K2 and the front planetary gears unit
Dismantling and assembling clutch K3
The locking mechanism in the "parking lot"
Removing and installing selector lever gear
Coupling and power shafts
Brakes
Suspension and steering
Body
Onboard electric
 


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Automatic Transmission 722.6



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1 - The input shaft
2 - ECU
3 - Intermediate shaft
4 - Locking gear parking
5 - Output shaft
6 - Oil Pump
7 - Torque
8 - shaft reactor
9 - Locking torque converter clutch
B1 - multi-disk brake assembly B1
B2 - multi-disk brake assembly B2
B3 - B3 multi-disk brake assembly
F1 - F1 Flywheel
F2 - F2 Flywheel
H - Rear planetary assembly
K1 - multi-disk clutch K1
K2 - K2 multi-disk clutch
K3 - multi-disk clutch K3
M - Central planetary assembly
V - Front planetary assembly

Automatic transmission in the process of pulling away, the function of ordinary coupling, and during movement performs work on the gearshift lever.

The main units of the AT are: a torque converter, planetary gears and hydraulic and electronic control system. To move to a different gear ratio in the planetary gear unit are applied by hydraulic disc brakes and clutch disk.

Torque converter on the functions corresponds to hydraulic clutch. Its task is the implementation of the clutch when starting and changing gears.

Transmission control system (known as a synchronous system of electronic switch) is part of a modified engine management system, is only installed on models with automatic transmission. The control system can operate in a special safe mode, which switches when it detects a fault. At the same modes of transmission are limited, and the car can be driven to a repair shop. When the system goes into safe mode control on the dashboard warning lamp (see Chapter Operating Instructions). Analyzing the information from various sensors (sensors not only directly related to the transmission), the control system selects the optimum in terms of the economy, smoothness, etc. operation box. At a certain position of the throttle valve control system can lock the torque converter in a way that will include only the fourth and fifth gears. This achieves a considerable reduction in fuel consumption.
The only regular maintenance procedure is to check the box fluid level (refer to Section Checking the oil level automatic transmission). Regularly change the transmission fluid is not necessary.

Near the radiator cooling system installed transmission fluid cooler.

Traditional mode switch Kick-Down there. Enabling this mode is carried out directly by the transmission control after processing the information coming from the throttle position sensor.

There are several modes of transmission, each of which can be activated after moving the selector lever into one of the following positions: P, R, N, D, 1, 2, 3, 4 (see Chapter Operating Instructions).

The engine can be started only when the selector is in position P or N. This is done in order to prevent movement of the vehicle when attempting to run (if the selector is in one of the other positions). By analyzing the information coming from the sensors, the control system enables or disables the starting of the engine. The locations of various relays are specified in Chapter Onboard electric equipment.




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