194002216 - GENERAL REMARKS - GEARBOX (AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION)

DESCRIPTION

The AISIN AF 40-6 is a 6-speed automatic transmission used on the 1.9 JTD 16V and 2.4 JTD 20V engine versions.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

- Type 6-speed automatic transmission- Engine: 1.9 JTD 16V and 2.4 JTD 20V- Architecture: 3 clutches, 2 brakes, 1 free wheel, 2 epicyclic trains- Hydraulic: 4 linear solenoids, 2 on/off solenoids- Electronic: Neutral Start Switch and control unit built in, internal wiring and speed sensors
NAMEAF 40-6
VEHICLE194
ENGINE VERSION1.9 JTD 16V2.4 JTD 20V
TRANSMISSION RATIO14.148
22.370
31.556
41.155
50.859
60.686
R3.394
Idler shaft0.836
Differential3.188
BRAKES AND CLUTCHESCLUTCHESC11 flange, 6 discs, 6 plates1 flange, 7 discs, 7 plates
C21 flange, 3 discs, 3 plates1 flange, 4 discs, 4 plates
C31 flange, 4 discs, 4 plates
BRAKESB1Band
B22 flanges, 6 discs, 5 plates2 flanges, 6 discs, 5 plates
One-WayF1Roller type
SOLENOIDSShift solenoidn. 2
Linearn. 6
LINE PRESSURE [KPa]MINIMUMD372 - 414
R575 - 665
STALLD1350 - 1460
R1905 - 2125

FUNCTION

Neutral control

When the vehicle stops with the lever set to "D", the clutches are automatically released and the transmission changes to neutral. In this way, the torque converter is not put under stress, there are fewer vibrations and fuel consumption is minimal.On rough roads or on hills, the function does not activate. On hills, the transmission remains engaged to assure a hill holder effect.

Reversing control

When the gearlever is shifted from "N" to "R", reverse is not engaged if vehicle speed exceeds 11 km/h.

Adaptivity

MODEDESCRIPTION
ADAPTIVITYUsed during normal driving The sports or economy modes are selected automatically depending on driving conditions
SPORTIn this mode, the speed passage points and lock-up operation are higher because the rpm is higher
WINTER/LOW GRIPIn the event of ice, snow and low grip in general, the car sets off in third gear to prevent the front wheels slipping
TIPWhen the lever is moved from “D” to “+/-”, the driver can select the speed passage point sequentially. In any case, the control unit changes the ratio automatically to prevent over-revving or viceversa to prevent juddering because the engine speed is too low.
HIGH TEMPERATUREIf the transmission fluid temperature is too high, the control unit advances lock-up intervention to prevent the torque converter slipping excessively and thus lowering the temperature.
HEATINGConversely, in this case converter slip is promoted to heat the fluid.
GRADIENTSA gradient is automatically detected by a control unit algorithm based on rpm increase. The speed passage points are increased.
DESCENTConversely, on a descent, the system uses certain features to prevent excessive use of the brakes (lock-up etc.)
FAST ONThis control computes the driver''s desire for performance expressed by pressure on the accelerator pedal, and adjusts the speed passage points accordingly.
BRAKE ASSISTANCEConversely, in this case the engine brake is used to help the driver during acceleration (detected via the accelerator pedal)

COMPONENTS

Control unit

The control unit is fitted on the speed engagement selector and assists the gearbox and gear control lever management functions.PIN OUT
1Key switch signal
2N.C.
3N.C.
4K line
5Steering lock signal
6CAN L
7CAN H
8CAN H
9Earth
10N.C.
11Fuel system
12N.C.
13Reversing light relay
14CAN L
15N.C.
16N.C.
Input/output managed by the control unitThe interface with the automatic transmission system manages information by means of the following serial networks:C-CAN (information, data)Diagnostic line K
SIGNALI/OTRANSMISSION TYPE
key statusICAN
System warning lightOCAN
Transmission fluid max temperature warning lightOCAN
Speed engaged displayOCAN
Gear selectionICAN
System diagnosisI/OK
Vehicle speedICAN
Brake pedal pressed for recovery (brake light contact)ICAN
Driver''s front door statusICAN
Horn activationOCAN
Start-up enablement to NBSOon/off @GND
Reversing light controlOon/off @+15
Engine coolant temperatureICAN
Engine torque change requestOCAN
MIL warning light activation requestOCAN

Wiring

The wiring is located inside the gearbox, it is connected to the inside of the valve body:- to the speed sensors- to the fluid temperature sensor- to the solenoidsThe wiring is connected to the transmission control unit with an Aisin pin-to-pin connector.

Solenoid unit

The valve unit, via solenoids activated by signals from the control unit, supplies hydraulic pressure produced by the oil pump to the brakes, clutches and lock-up. Part of the fluid is also sent to lubricate the mechanical components.
1. Control unit2. Torque converter3. Solenoid unit4. Brakes/clutches5. Oil radiator6. Oil pump7. Epicyclic gear set

Solenoids

The linear solenoids shown in the figure control the hydraulic pressure of almost all the brakes/clutches
ON/OFF solenoid: these 2 solenoids control brake "B2" for the engine brake in first gear
Linear solenoid SLT: controls line pressure linearly on the basis of a throttle signal and engine torque
Linear solenoid SLU: controls lock-up pressure linearly in relation to:throttle signalengine rpmgearbox input speedgearbox output speed

Sensors

Lever position sensor (nsw)The position sensor is Hall effect and is built into the control unit. It sends the gear lever position.
1. Lever position sensor2. Control unitFluid temperature sensorThe fluid temperature sensor is an NTC and is integral with the wiring.
1. Oil temperature sensorSpecifications:
Temperature (°C)Resistance (kO)
105.62-7.31
253.5
1100.22-0.27
Speed sensors
1. Output speed sensor2. Input speed sensorThe input speed sensor detects the input speed to the gears, i.e. the converter turbine speed.The output speed sensor detects the rotating speed of the gear that carries drive to the differential.