Shift control for high and low speed clutches of motorcars
AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTorao Hattori, Masakazu Maezono
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AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTorao Hattori, Masakazu Maezono
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A control apparatus for motorcars having an automatic transmission with a speed-change sensor and a shift valve therein, for controlling the operation of the latter, the apparatus comprising oil-pressure operated high-speed and low-speed clutches interposed in respective high-speed and low-speed systems of the transmission, the system being selectively connectable through the shift valve to a line pressure supply passage connected to an oil-pressure source, wherein the shift valve is operable by the oil pressure and has at one end an oil-pressure chamber connectable to the supply passage through an electromagnetic pilot valve that is responsive to the sensor. Preferably a manually operable valve is interposed between the supply passage and the oil-pressure source, for selectively operating the oil-pressure controlled shift valve in one of a plurality of operational modes of the transmission.
A control apparatus for motorcars, having an automatic transmission with a speed-change sensor and a shift valve therein, for controlling the operation of the latter, the apparatus comprising an oil-pressure operated high-speed clutch interposed in a high-speed system, and an oil-pressure operated low-speed clutch interposed in a low-speed system of said transmission, said systems being selectively connectable through said shift valve to a line pressure supply passage connected to an oil-pressure source and having a manually operable valve interposed therebetween, wherein said shift valve is operable by the oil pressure in one of a plurality of operational modes of said transmission, and has at one end an oil-pressure chamber connectable to said supply passage through an electromagnetic pilot valve responsive to said sensor.
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