Exam 26: Zf 9hp Chrysler 948te Transmission

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Dog clutches are applied and released ________.

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The 9HP48 has nine forward gears and one reverse.

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A dog clutch is teeth cut into mating parts that as they slide together, the teeth will engage to lock the two components together.

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Tech A states that the 948TE transmission will default to 5th gear in the event of a failure. Tech B states that the transmission does not have a fail-safe gear. Who is correct?

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A vehicle with a 9HP transmission comes in to the shop. The customer complains that the vehicle drives fine around town, but when they attempt to go on the highway the vehicle will not shift and turns on the MIL. You confirm the problem and find slip codes for 4th and 5th gear. Tech A states that clutch "E" could have failed. Tech B states that clutch "B" could have failed. Who is correct?

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Tech A states that the third gear of a 948TE transmission has a gear ratio of 0.8:1. Tech B states that the third gear uses a ratio of 1.9:1. Who is correct?

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The 9HP48 transmission uses a shift by wire solenoid referred to as the limp-home solenoid.

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When removing the E-clutch off the hub and shaft, a technician must be careful not to lose the __________ on the clutch.

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Tech A states that on the 948TE transmission a pressure transducer monitors the input clutch for proper operation. Tech B states that the pressure transducer is used to monitor the dog clutches. Who is correct?

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Identify the gear ratios of a 948TE transmission.

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When rebuilding the input shaft, how much force should be applied to the clutch piston when measuring clutch pack clearance?

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A 948TE transmission is to be disassembled. Tech A states that the transmission pan bolts and pan can be removed easily by pulling on them. Tech B states that the metal clip that holds the transmission pass-through connector into the transmission pan should be removed first before removing the pan bolts and the pan. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that the 948TE transmission uses nine or ten solenoids to operate. Technician B says that the limp-home solenoid (or the tenth solenoid) must be engaged for the transmission to operate. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that although transmissions may appear similar, there may be differences between model years and models. Technician B says that regardless of year or model, the correct service manual should always be followed. Who is correct?

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A slide hammer along with a ________ should be used to help remove the D-clutch piston from the transmission case of a 948TE transmission.

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During the disassembly of a 948TE transmission, a(n) ________ can be used to remove the transfer gear bearing from the transmission case.

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Dog clutches are monitored by the TCM through a:

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Technician A says that the 948TE uses four sets of nested planetary gears. Technician B says that the 948TE transmission uses two dog clutches and three additional multidisc clutches. Who is correct? Neither technician

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Tech A states that taking multiple pictures during disassembly of a transmission will help ease the reassembly. Tech B states that taking pictures during disassembly only delays the service. Who is correct?

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Which gear is the transmission's 1:1 ratio?

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