Greatest Transmission Textbook
Posted to Transmission Forum on 11/25/2015
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Here's a link to what is the best transmission textbook I've
ever read. It thoroughly covers theory and principles of
operation. Copyright date is 2003, but don't let that fool
you. All the information is up to date. No dinosaur
illustrations or transmission types.
Although the book is out of print, it is still available
from Amazon at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/[...]/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new
for around $15.
I purchased the book about 10 years ago when it first came
out for $150 and it covers the late model transmissions and
the electronic and hydraulic systems that control them in
great detail. If you want to know the how and why of what
makes an automatic transmission tick, then this is the book
for you. http://autop.ro/9FS [autop.ro]
This book covers torque converters, lockup, valve bodies,
computer systems, gear trains, planetaries, and every facet
of theory and principles of operation of an automatic
transmission you can think of. This book DOES NOT cover
rebuilding procedures, per se. It's strictly upper level
learning.
This book will be a godsend for those who need to diagnose
transmissions, especially those transmissions that don't
exactly work as expected after an overhaul or rebuild. This
book is for YOU.
Larry from Utah
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