Re: Greatest Transmission Textbook
Posted to Transmission Forum on 11/30/2015
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You won't be sorry, trust me. That book will teach you
things 90% of the transmission "rebuilders" don't know.
Please don't take this as a bash against transmission
rebuilders, but most rebuilders are really just assemblers.
They may know how to properly assemble a transmission, but
they really don't know what's going on inside a transmission
once it's in the vehicle. This book will teach you the
basics.
Once you have the basics down, you'll still need to have the
Theory & Principles of Operation (T&PO) for each
transmission you're trying to diagnose as they come along,
but this book gives you the fundamentals that you'll need to
understand them.
It's impossible to memorize the T&PO of every
transmission. There's simply too much in power flow, fluid
flow, and solenoid firing order, not to mention what kind of
solenoid is each solenoid. You look up all that stuff on an
"as needed" basis.
It's sort of like learning to read a road map. Once you know
how to read the legend, the mileage spreadsheet, and all the
icons, you can go anywhere a map will take you. The same
holds true of hydraulic flow charts, power flow charts, and
electrical circuits that are shown in each transmission's
T&PO books.
You'll get a big kick out of seeing how a torque converter
can double the engine's torque applied to the input shaft of
the transmission. That's truly wicked, but it works!
Enjoy your book!
Larry Bloodworth Technical Information Specialist/Technician Tanner Transmissions Draper, Utah, USA
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