Thank you for being here! If it feels right to you, help me spread the word about this channel… 1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder (60 sec): ruclips.net/video/ZQHtrVFUHdk/видео.html
This was actually SO HELPFUL!! I think most novice and even advanced car guys are scared of automatic transmissions. (Me and my ford included lol), you weren’t lying when you said this would be a perfect starting point. This explains so much, and honestly not how I thought the inside of my transmission would look!! In the future i’ll be looking into how I could possibly beef up my 8F35. Next step, figuring out exactly how my clutches work. This is all so cool
I love the tape out on the gears and your spinning the gears to see how different tape moves. This visual really assisted me in finally comprehending automatic planetary transmission operation theory.
It's the little things... If I'm being honest, I'm a visual learner. And this was the easiest way for me to fully absorb the concept. Glad the video helped you. Thank you for your comment.
Many thanks for the closeup shots and demonstrations, I am trying to figure out how my Toyota Corolla Hybrid - 2023 transmission (PA10) works, specially the planetary gears.
honestly bro one of the best and most clear and concise videos i ever watched in relation to automatic transmissions ive been a car mechanic for 18 years and never totally understood the planets role inside the trans i had a basic idea but after wathing this video it all makes sense im also about to build my first 4l60e to suit my vz holden commodore 2005 ls1 engine and your videos have given me so much information there are alot of good trans rebuild videos out there but none actually explain clearly the roles that each part take its more like do this and fit that and it will work vs your information bigs up from australia cheers
Holden Commodore...right on! I previously joined a FB group on the Commodore. 1st 4L60E...that's exciting! Really appreciate the positive feedback....especially nice coming from an 18 year veteran of the auto industry. Thank you kindly. Here's some other videos that are way better than the one you just watched...that I think you might enjoy. 4L60E Shift Solenoid - How it Works (60-Sec Preview) ruclips.net/video/JXFjMlsqirs/видео.html 4L60E Shift Valve Shift - How it Works (60-Sec Preview) ruclips.net/video/fWPSaLeaOXI/видео.html 4L60E Pump - How it Works (60-Sec Preview) ruclips.net/video/Q0eLMKMM8DI/видео.html 4L60E AFL Valve - How it Works (60-Sec Preview) ruclips.net/video/yfXdx6AkqjU/видео.html About Me: 1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder: (60-Sec Preview) ruclips.net/video/y3Vixa_Ec1E/видео.html Thanks for dropping me a line.
my pleasure mate its crazy even after many years fixing cars im still learning so much which is cool helps keep it interesting keep those vids coming mate @@SouthpawAutoworks
Thank you for this explanation, which has been very helpful. As soon as I saw the components of these various gear sets, I recognised that the gears on my bicycle, made by the Sturmey-Archer company back in the 1950's, used the same principle.
Thanks for watching, and dropping me a line. After reading your comment, I looked up a video on how to "How To Overhaul/Clean/Lube Sturmey-Archer 3 Speed Hub - AW type". That's pretty cool! I would've never guessed that a bicycle had a planetary gearset in it's drivetrain. Thanks for sharing.
Great question. Large trans rebuilding outfits use a transmission dyno to "road test" em without the use of a truck/car. However, the typical transmission repair shop will not have that kind of equipment at their disposal. It's pretty disappointing to install a transmission, and it doesn't work as intended. Been there, done that...got the T-shirt. Want to increase the likelihood of a successful rebuild, without the use of a transmission dyno? There's a number of things that can be done on the rebuilding bench, to promote a successful rebuild. It's all in the "mundane" details. Proper air testing (air pressure, and vacuum testing) of select oil circuits is a must. All of the oil circuits are important (clutches, valve body, pump, etc). However, certain circuits are riddled with problems...that can be addressed. This topic is on my to-do list. Thanks for dropping me a line!
@@SouthpawAutoworks and thank you for showing all of us! in clear view and terms, how to properly rebuilt stuff, keep up your great educational video's.
Thanks for dropping me a line. If you like animated stuff, you might like this video, too. How the 4L60E valve-body works: (60-Second Preview) ruclips.net/video/fWPSaLeaOXI/видео.html
When time permits, I've got a lot more plans for this type of content. Currently working on a TH400 rebuild series. If you haven't done so already, you might enjoy the videos about 4L60E power flow and 4L60E hydraulics. Pump: ruclips.net/video/gJ5CdPJoJyg/видео.html PR Valve (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/ELhJlZridIY/видео.html PR Valve (Part 2): ruclips.net/video/dJlUec91kgY/видео.html PR Valve (Part 3): ruclips.net/video/PY1trZeLqTM/видео.html AFL Valve (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/LqBkdegPjNk/видео.html 1-2 Shift Valve + Solenoid (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/jPhm76RDz6Y/видео.html 1-2 + 2-3 Shift Solenoid (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/FaChWmcsAgI/видео.html Power Flow (OD Gears): ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html Power Flow: (Manual Gears): ruclips.net/video/6kfAuXJFYFE/видео.html Thank you for your interest in this topic. I'm excited that you're here.
Hi, i have few questions, how do i know my torque converter is bad, no body in youtube have this.. 2) if my line pressure is good across all gear, can i assume my valve body is good and condemnn mechanical problem.. if you can do diaganosis video, that will be super helpful
A TC (torque converter) can be bad in a number of ways. With the exception of older models, TC's are equipped with a clutch, referred to as a TCC (torque converter clutch). They can start slipping and burn up (fail). Also, the PCM (computer) can detect an excess amount of slippage, and throw a code (on TC models that are supposed to slip...they use a different clutch material, that is supposed to slip some). TC's are equipped with a one-way clutch. They can fail a couple of different ways, resulting in different symptoms...just to name a few ways they can fail. We have a rebuilt torque converter that were gonna use to make several TC videos with...when time permits. Stay tuned.
@@SouthpawAutoworks thanks so much. I will refer the videos to my friends. How do I know if issue is with valve body (hydraulic) vs mechanical burned clutches. If my line pressure is as per spec for all gear can I assume valve body is good
I have a 08 4l60e with input speed sensor. put in drive range just will move. put in low and burn tires manual shift up and goes 1-2-3. put in d loose forward movement go up 1-2-3 and let off gas and also loose forward. low clutch good forward sprag good, all clutchs good what would the problem would i have? IM lost
I'd be leaning towards a failed Input Sprag or a failed Forward Clutch. With the trans in D, it relies on both of those items to be working properly. If either one is not working, when you step on the gas, and it acts as if the trans is shifted into Neutral. A problem with either one (sprag/clutch) results in a physical disconnect between the engine power, and the planetary gear set. No power into the gear set equates to no power going to the wheels. With the trans shifted into 1, the sprag and the forward clutch are still used. Additionally, an extra clutch is used (Overrun Clutch). It's supposed to be used for engine-braking, and just extra clutch capacity (towing, etc). Even with a failed sprag, or Forward Clutch, the planetary gear set will still receive engine power, thanks to the Overrun Clutch. But, it won't be long before that clutch burns up....there's only 2 clutches in that clutch pack. That's not enough to live for very long. You can learn more by watching both of these videos. 4L60E Power Flow (1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Gear): ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html 4L60E Power Flow - Manual 1st, Manual 2nd, & Manual 3rd: ruclips.net/video/6kfAuXJFYFE/видео.html I mention the Overrun Clutch in the 2nd video. However, I believe I mistakenly referred to it as a Coast Clutch.
the various bits are held, or not, and the various bits are each the output at various times. what's missing for me is _how_ - in more detail than "with bands and clutch packs etc".. Any suggestions for videos I could watch?
I'm excited that you want to learn more. I plan to go more in depth on each gear (for the 4L60E). It'll incorporate the planetary gearset parts used for that specific gear, the clutches/band used, as well as the hydraulics used to apply those particular clutches. I plan to make it super simple, and super easy to understand. For the mean time, I recommend these two (2) 4L60E videos: Power Flow (1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th gear): ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html Power Flow (Manual 1st, 2nd, & 3rd): ruclips.net/video/6kfAuXJFYFE/видео.html I'm currently working on a video that shows how a shift solenoid works. Here's a 60-Sec preview: ruclips.net/video/T9WQHDMW8Qg/видео.html
Just touching base... We still have plans of going further into detail on how the clutches/bands/rollers/sprags work with the planetary gear set. It's a matter of time. Thanks for being here. Stay tuned.
I have no drive when I'm stopped but I can manually shift 1 2 3 then drive. Why can't I start in Drive. I'm lost thanks it's a 4l60e 2006 Chevy Silverado 1500. I have line pressure I unhooked the harness and she moves I'm so lost please help thanks.
With the vehicle shifted into Park, you then shift to D, and the vehicle will not move? Engine revs, but no forward movement? When you shift to Manual 1, the vehicle now accelerates normally? With that info, and that info alone, it narrows the potential causes down to two (2); 1). Input Sprag. 2). Forward Clutch. You mentioned unplugging the wiring harness from the trans. With the harness unplugged, and the trans shifted to D, will the vehicle accelerate normally? Or, do you still have to shift to Manual 1, in order to get vehicle movement?
Here's a video that shows how each of the forward gears operate (mechanically). 4L60E Power Flow: (1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Gear) ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html
Need to change your lead-in which is misleading - multiple gears, forward/reverse are also possible with countershaft transmissions, hydrostatics, electric, etc.
Right on. I'm on a mission to get more people involved with automatic transmissions. It's possible for ANYONE to do this stuff... If it feels right to you, please help me spread the word about this mission. 1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder: (60-Sec Preview) ruclips.net/video/y3Vixa_Ec1E/видео.html
I'm trying to understand how my C6 works. This video helps a lot. I agree with heavymetalcruncher: For my old brain it is much easier to look at the real thing.
We've got several C-6 transmissions handy. It's a great transmission to learn on. Would love to do a power flow video on it. Don't know when we will get around to featuring it...but, it's just a matter of time. Stay tuned. The positive feedback is appreciated. Thanks for dropping us a line.
@@SouthpawAutoworks A powerflow video would be great! I still try to put together the pieces from several videos and animations, but I still miss some. I mean, I get the general Idea with the Simpson set and the gears being controlled by clutches, but I lack the decisive 10%. What exactly does it do in 2nd , where does the powerflow switch to reverse, etc. Here in Germany we don't grow up with automatics as You know. There is no such broad knowledge base like in the states. Therefore thanks again for Your idealistic work in producing this great videos.
Thank you for being here!
If it feels right to you, help me spread the word about this channel…
1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder (60 sec): ruclips.net/video/ZQHtrVFUHdk/видео.html
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Do planetary sets allow for slippage?
This was actually SO HELPFUL!! I think most novice and even advanced car guys are scared of automatic transmissions. (Me and my ford included lol), you weren’t lying when you said this would be a perfect starting point. This explains so much, and honestly not how I thought the inside of my transmission would look!! In the future i’ll be looking into how I could possibly beef up my 8F35. Next step, figuring out exactly how my clutches work. This is all so cool
I love the tape out on the gears and your spinning the gears to see how different tape moves. This visual really assisted me in finally comprehending automatic planetary transmission operation theory.
It's the little things...
If I'm being honest, I'm a visual learner. And this was the easiest way for me to fully absorb the concept.
Glad the video helped you.
Thank you for your comment.
damn, after 2 days and 3 headache finally found this one, thanks.
Glad you found the video/channel.
Thanks for dropping me a line.
Many thanks for the closeup shots and demonstrations, I am trying to figure out how my Toyota Corolla Hybrid - 2023 transmission (PA10) works, specially the planetary gears.
honestly bro one of the best and most clear and concise videos i ever watched in relation to automatic transmissions
ive been a car mechanic for 18 years and never totally understood the planets role inside the trans i had a basic idea but after wathing this video it all makes sense
im also about to build my first 4l60e to suit my vz holden commodore 2005 ls1 engine and your videos have given me so much information there are alot of good trans rebuild videos out there but none actually explain clearly the roles that each part take its more like do this and fit that and it will work vs your information bigs up from australia cheers
Holden Commodore...right on! I previously joined a FB group on the Commodore.
1st 4L60E...that's exciting!
Really appreciate the positive feedback....especially nice coming from an 18 year veteran of the auto industry. Thank you kindly.
Here's some other videos that are way better than the one you just watched...that I think you might enjoy.
4L60E Shift Solenoid - How it Works (60-Sec Preview)
ruclips.net/video/JXFjMlsqirs/видео.html
4L60E Shift Valve Shift - How it Works (60-Sec Preview)
ruclips.net/video/fWPSaLeaOXI/видео.html
4L60E Pump - How it Works (60-Sec Preview)
ruclips.net/video/Q0eLMKMM8DI/видео.html
4L60E AFL Valve - How it Works (60-Sec Preview)
ruclips.net/video/yfXdx6AkqjU/видео.html
About Me:
1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder: (60-Sec Preview)
ruclips.net/video/y3Vixa_Ec1E/видео.html
Thanks for dropping me a line.
my pleasure mate its crazy even after many years fixing cars im still learning so much which is cool helps keep it interesting keep those vids coming mate @@SouthpawAutoworks
I wish I could double-like this video. I've gotten so much more out of this video than the 3-D animations I've found on RUclips!
Right on!
Blue tape....keeping it simple. ;)
Thanks for dropping me a line!
Thank you for this explanation, which has been very helpful. As soon as I saw the components of these various gear sets, I recognised that the gears on my bicycle, made by the Sturmey-Archer company back in the 1950's, used the same principle.
Thanks for watching, and dropping me a line.
After reading your comment, I looked up a video on how to "How To Overhaul/Clean/Lube Sturmey-Archer 3 Speed Hub - AW type". That's pretty cool! I would've never guessed that a bicycle had a planetary gearset in it's drivetrain. Thanks for sharing.
great explaination, slowly im l.earning how transmissions operate. thanks
Right on.
You bet.
Thank you for this explanation
That's amazing ,perfect explantion
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the positive feedback.
thanks, very informative and helpful video.
Good videos, I am going to be using them to learn more about the internals and then how to rebuild a 4l60. I'll let you know how it goes.
Right on!
Thanks for dropping me a line.
Smashing it mate, great and very informative video. Thanks heaps
Glad you found it helpful/useful.
Thanks for dropping me a line.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for dropping me a line.
Really good explanation!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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Excellent video. Thanks a lot...
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Hey awesome video! while watching I'm thinking Transmissions are more intricate than motors.
I'm blown away that people conjured these things up. Meshing gears, the hydraulics, etc.
Hello! Nice detail on your build jobs! Just wondering? Is there anyway you can test run the trans, before installing into car? Thank you.
Great question. Large trans rebuilding outfits use a transmission dyno to "road test" em without the use of a truck/car. However, the typical transmission repair shop will not have that kind of equipment at their disposal.
It's pretty disappointing to install a transmission, and it doesn't work as intended. Been there, done that...got the T-shirt.
Want to increase the likelihood of a successful rebuild, without the use of a transmission dyno? There's a number of things that can be done on the rebuilding bench, to promote a successful rebuild. It's all in the "mundane" details. Proper air testing (air pressure, and vacuum testing) of select oil circuits is a must. All of the oil circuits are important (clutches, valve body, pump, etc). However, certain circuits are riddled with problems...that can be addressed. This topic is on my to-do list.
Thanks for dropping me a line!
@@SouthpawAutoworks and thank you for showing all of us! in clear view and terms, how to properly rebuilt stuff, keep up your great educational video's.
Thanks for the support. You are appreciated.
Nice work man!
But better explaining with animated 3D model or 3d printed plastic simple
Thanks for dropping me a line.
If you like animated stuff, you might like this video, too.
How the 4L60E valve-body works: (60-Second Preview)
ruclips.net/video/fWPSaLeaOXI/видео.html
Although it has more combinations, do only some combinations is possible on transmissions engeniring?
Yes, you are correct.
However, I guess with enough creativity, and engineering, anything is possible.
You are great bro 😊😊😊
Thanks for watching. Appreciate you dropping me a line!
Awesome!!
The positive feedback is appreciated.
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2 shaft outputs have same speed.
Have to hold the ring gear?
Thank you for all, PLS tell me , what is next lesson .
When time permits, I've got a lot more plans for this type of content. Currently working on a TH400 rebuild series.
If you haven't done so already, you might enjoy the videos about 4L60E power flow and 4L60E hydraulics.
Pump: ruclips.net/video/gJ5CdPJoJyg/видео.html
PR Valve (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/ELhJlZridIY/видео.html
PR Valve (Part 2): ruclips.net/video/dJlUec91kgY/видео.html
PR Valve (Part 3): ruclips.net/video/PY1trZeLqTM/видео.html
AFL Valve (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/LqBkdegPjNk/видео.html
1-2 Shift Valve + Solenoid (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/jPhm76RDz6Y/видео.html
1-2 + 2-3 Shift Solenoid (Part 1): ruclips.net/video/FaChWmcsAgI/видео.html
Power Flow (OD Gears): ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html
Power Flow: (Manual Gears): ruclips.net/video/6kfAuXJFYFE/видео.html
Thank you for your interest in this topic. I'm excited that you're here.
Hi, i have few questions, how do i know my torque converter is bad, no body in youtube have this.. 2) if my line pressure is good across all gear, can i assume my valve body is good and condemnn mechanical problem.. if you can do diaganosis video, that will be super helpful
A TC (torque converter) can be bad in a number of ways.
With the exception of older models, TC's are equipped with a clutch, referred to as a TCC (torque converter clutch). They can start slipping and burn up (fail). Also, the PCM (computer) can detect an excess amount of slippage, and throw a code (on TC models that are supposed to slip...they use a different clutch material, that is supposed to slip some).
TC's are equipped with a one-way clutch. They can fail a couple of different ways, resulting in different symptoms...just to name a few ways they can fail.
We have a rebuilt torque converter that were gonna use to make several TC videos with...when time permits.
Stay tuned.
@@SouthpawAutoworks thanks so much. I will refer the videos to my friends. How do I know if issue is with valve body (hydraulic) vs mechanical burned clutches. If my line pressure is as per spec for all gear can I assume valve body is good
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I have a 08 4l60e with input speed sensor. put in drive range just will move. put in low and burn tires manual shift up and goes 1-2-3. put in d loose forward movement go up 1-2-3 and let off gas and also loose forward. low clutch good forward sprag good, all clutchs good what would the problem would i have? IM lost
I'd be leaning towards a failed Input Sprag or a failed Forward Clutch.
With the trans in D, it relies on both of those items to be working properly. If either one is not working, when you step on the gas, and it acts as if the trans is shifted into Neutral. A problem with either one (sprag/clutch) results in a physical disconnect between the engine power, and the planetary gear set. No power into the gear set equates to no power going to the wheels.
With the trans shifted into 1, the sprag and the forward clutch are still used. Additionally, an extra clutch is used (Overrun Clutch). It's supposed to be used for engine-braking, and just extra clutch capacity (towing, etc). Even with a failed sprag, or Forward Clutch, the planetary gear set will still receive engine power, thanks to the Overrun Clutch. But, it won't be long before that clutch burns up....there's only 2 clutches in that clutch pack. That's not enough to live for very long.
You can learn more by watching both of these videos.
4L60E Power Flow (1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Gear): ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html
4L60E Power Flow - Manual 1st, Manual 2nd, & Manual 3rd: ruclips.net/video/6kfAuXJFYFE/видео.html
I mention the Overrun Clutch in the 2nd video. However, I believe I mistakenly referred to it as a Coast Clutch.
the various bits are held, or not, and the various bits are each the output at various times. what's missing for me is _how_ - in more detail than "with bands and clutch packs etc".. Any suggestions for videos I could watch?
I'm excited that you want to learn more.
I plan to go more in depth on each gear (for the 4L60E). It'll incorporate the planetary gearset parts used for that specific gear, the clutches/band used, as well as the hydraulics used to apply those particular clutches. I plan to make it super simple, and super easy to understand.
For the mean time, I recommend these two (2) 4L60E videos:
Power Flow (1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th gear): ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html
Power Flow (Manual 1st, 2nd, & 3rd): ruclips.net/video/6kfAuXJFYFE/видео.html
I'm currently working on a video that shows how a shift solenoid works.
Here's a 60-Sec preview:
ruclips.net/video/T9WQHDMW8Qg/видео.html
Just touching base...
We still have plans of going further into detail on how the clutches/bands/rollers/sprags work with the planetary gear set.
It's a matter of time.
Thanks for being here.
Stay tuned.
I have no drive when I'm stopped but I can manually shift 1 2 3 then drive. Why can't I start in Drive. I'm lost thanks it's a 4l60e 2006 Chevy Silverado 1500. I have line pressure I unhooked the harness and she moves I'm so lost please help thanks.
With the vehicle shifted into Park, you then shift to D, and the vehicle will not move?
Engine revs, but no forward movement?
When you shift to Manual 1, the vehicle now accelerates normally?
With that info, and that info alone, it narrows the potential causes down to two (2);
1). Input Sprag.
2). Forward Clutch.
You mentioned unplugging the wiring harness from the trans.
With the harness unplugged, and the trans shifted to D, will the vehicle accelerate normally?
Or, do you still have to shift to Manual 1, in order to get vehicle movement?
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Happy great massage
Thank you.
Still waiting on someone to explain the second gear.
Here's a video that shows how each of the forward gears operate (mechanically).
4L60E Power Flow: (1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Gear)
ruclips.net/video/IfOqbTqKubE/видео.html
Need to change your lead-in which is misleading - multiple gears, forward/reverse are also possible with countershaft transmissions, hydrostatics, electric, etc.
at 13th min realised you had arm cut off
Right on.
I'm on a mission to get more people involved with automatic transmissions. It's possible for ANYONE to do this stuff...
If it feels right to you, please help me spread the word about this mission.
1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder: (60-Sec Preview)
ruclips.net/video/y3Vixa_Ec1E/видео.html
I'm trying to understand how my C6 works. This video helps a lot. I agree with heavymetalcruncher: For my old brain it is much easier to look at the real thing.
We've got several C-6 transmissions handy. It's a great transmission to learn on. Would love to do a power flow video on it.
Don't know when we will get around to featuring it...but, it's just a matter of time.
Stay tuned.
The positive feedback is appreciated.
Thanks for dropping us a line.
@@SouthpawAutoworks
A powerflow video would be great! I still try to put together the pieces from several videos and animations, but I still miss some. I mean, I get the general Idea with the Simpson set and the gears being controlled by clutches, but I lack the decisive 10%. What exactly does it do in 2nd , where does the powerflow switch to reverse, etc.
Here in Germany we don't grow up with automatics as You know. There is no such broad knowledge base like in the states.
Therefore thanks again for Your idealistic work in producing this great videos.