check oil ISUZU TF SERIES 2004 Workshop Manual
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DIAGNOSIS (JR405E) 7A2-107
No. B10: Brake is Applied in R Range
Description:
Brake is applied suddenly in R range.
Diagnosis Hints:
Basically a trouble in the AT main unit. However, some trouble in the sensor system or output system may have
some influence on the trouble in the main unit and therefore these systems should be also checked to prevent
reproduce of the trouble.
Possible Cause:
Seized clutch (low clutch, high clutch, 2-4 brake).
Shortage or faulty quality of ATF.
Trouble in control valve body (faulty operation, sticking, clogged oil passage).
Disordered select cable (select indicator light indicates R but the hydraulic system is not in the R range).
Malfunction of parking mechanism.
No. B11: Insufficient Starting or Shaking in D Range
Description:
Insufficient starting or shaking in D range.
Possible Cause:
Slip of clutch (low clutch, low one-way clutch, reverse clutch, low & reverse brake).
If slip of clutch is caused, a DTC (gear ratio error) is stored.
Shortage or faulty quality of ATF.
Dropped line pressure.
Trouble in control valve body (faulty operation, sticking, clogged oil passage).
No. B12: Noise or Vibration is Generated at Starting
Description:
Noise or vibration is generated in the vicinity of AT at starting.
Diagnosis Hints:
Cause other than AT can be also considered. It is effective means to reproduce a running condition using a lift
up, chassis dynamo, etc. to investigate the origin (generating condition) of noise and vibration.
Caution:
Lifting up some unit to test it accompanies danger. Provide safety measures as far as possible and
carry out the test with sufficient care.
Possible Cause:
Following sources of noise or vibration other than the AT can be considered.
Noise from differential gears.
Noise from propeller shaft.
The bearing support in the middle of the propeller shaft has fatigued, and the bend angle of the propeller shaft
has changed, causing vibration at the time of start.
Unbalanced and poor uniformity of tires cause vibration.
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DIAGNOSIS (JR405E) 7A2-133
No. G4: Large Noise During Idling with the Vehicle in Stop State
Description:
The transmission is noisy during the idling speed in all ranges.
Diagnosis Hints:
Causes such as solenoid operating sound or faulty oil pump are considered.
Distinguishing to some extent is possible by stopping the solenoid operation temporarily, checking the correlation
for the former case and, changing the line pressure and confirming the correlation with noise.
As a matter of course, noise may be generated around the engine, for instance, other than the AT and should be
checked carefully.
Note:
When the noise is generated only at the time of gear shift, it may be the sound of flowing ATF or gear
noise. If the sound varies depending on the gear speed to be shifted, it may be the gear noise generated
from the planetary gear and its related components. If the sound varies depending on the vehicle
speed, it may be the gear noise of the output system, and if varying depending on the engine speed, it
may be the gear noise of the input system or faulty torque converter.
In either case, sound may be "noise" depending on the origin and resonance object. When the object
generating the sound (resonance object) and the sound source (vibration source) are different,
investigation of the cause may be difficult.
No. H1: Judder Occurs at the Lock-up
Diagnosis Hints:
The vehicle body judders at lock-up.
Diagnosis Hints:
Slip due to burning of the lockup piston or insufficient fastening due to dropped working pressure are considered.
Trouble diagnosis flow is basically the same as "No. I1: No lock-up".
Note:
When the lock-up piston has burnt, foreign material mixed in the oil cooler is considered. In such a
case, inspect the oil cooler circuit for clogging of the oil cooler.
No. H2: Large Lock-up Shock
No. H3: Lock-up Point is High or Low
Description:
Large shock is felt at lock-up.
Lock-up point is excessive high or low.
Diagnosis Hints:
Out of properties of input sensor or faulty lock-up piston pressure system are considered.
Trouble diagnosis flow is basically the same as "No. I1: No lock-up".
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7A2-138 DIAGNOSIS (JR405E)
No. Z6: Poor Fuel Consumption
Description:
Poor fuel consumption.
Diagnosis Hints:
Basically same causes as "No. C1 - C8: Engine races up (slip) by shift up or shift down" are considered.
No. Z7: Pattern Select Switch is Faulty
Description:
Shift pattern does not change though the pattern select switch is turned on.
Possible Cause:
Faulty mode select switch is considered.
No. Z8: Oil is Splashed During the Running
Description:
Oil is splashed during the running
Possible Cause:
ATF quantity is too high.
No. Z9: Abnormal Smell
Description:
Abnormal smell.
Diagnosis Hints:
Basically a trouble in the AT main unit.
No. Z10: ATF Quantity is Low or High
Description:
Oil quantity is low or high.
Possible Cause:
In case of oil level is high.
ATF temperature is low when ATF quantity is checked.
In case of oil level is low.
ATF leaks is considered. Check the AT main unit and cooler circuit.
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DIAGNOSIS (JR405E) 7A2-155
No. Wire
Color Pin Name Input /
OutputConnected toMeasurement
Item Measurement
Condition StandardInspection
Point at
Trouble
Related
harness
Engine
Speed
Sensor A7 BLK/
RED Engine Speed Sensor Input ECM Voltage (Wave
form) At 2000rpm.
Circuit tester
(+) to A7 pin,
(-) to B5 pin. Pulse
generated (At
AC range
approx. 6.2V)
ECM
A8 - - - - - - - -
A9 - - - - - - - -
Related
harness
Speed
sensor
Speed meter
A10 BLK/
YEL Vehicle Speed Sensor Out (2WD Only) Output Speed meter Voltage (Wave
form) At run in L
range in 1st
gear 20 km/h.
Circuit tester
(+) to A10 pin,
(-) to B5 pin. Pulse
generated (At
AC range
approx. 6.5V)
TCM
At switch
pushed Less than 2VRelated
harness
A11 GRN/
WHT 3rd Start Select Switch Input 3rd start switch Voltage
At switch off 10 – 14.5V 3rd start
switch
At 4L Less than 2VRelated
harness
A12 BLU/
WHT 4L Mode Switch (4WD Only) InputTransfer control
unit Voltage
At other than
4L 10 – 14.5V 4L switch
A13 - - - - - - - -
A14 - - - - - - - -
A15 - - - - - - - -
At fully close Off duty 10%Related
harness
ECM A16 RED/
WHT Throttle Position Sensor Input ECM Wave form
(140Hz Duty
signal) *1
At fully open Off duty 90%Throttle
position
sensor
At 3 range 10 – 14.5V Related
harness
A17 BLK/
GRN 3 Range Switch Input Inhibitor switch Voltage
At other than
3 range Less than 2VInhibitor
switch
At key switch
ON 10 – 14.5V Related
harness
A18 YEL/
BLK DIAG Switch InputData link
connector Voltage
At short circuit
of DIAG
switch Less than 2VRelated
harness
At lamp OFF 10 – 14.5V Related
harness A19 ORG/
BLU A/T OIL TEMP Indicator Lamp OutputAT OIL TEMP
indicator lamp Voltage
At lamp ON Less than 2V Lamp
At lamp OFF 10 – 14.5V Related
harness A20 GRN/
YEL CHECK TRANS Indicator Lamp OutputCHECK TRANS
indicator Lamp Voltage
At lamp ON Less than 2V Lamp
At lamp OFF 10 – 14.5V Related
harness A21 PNK POWER DRIVE Indicator Lamp OutputPOWER DRIVE
indicator lamp Voltage
At lamp ON Less than 2V Lamp
A22 - - - - - - - -
A23 - - - - - - - -
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ON-VEHICLE SERVICE (JR405E) 7A3-3
Cold Level
The vehicle must not have been driven so that the
temperature reaches around 20C (68F) before the
cold level check is made.
1. Park the vehicle on a level surface.
2. Apply the parking brake firmly.
3. Start the engine and allow it to warm up.
The engine coolant temperature gauge needle
should be midway between the “C” mark and “H”
mark.
4. Let the engine run at idle.
Move the select lever slowly through all the gea
r
ranges.
Stop in each range just long enough for the
transmission to engage.
5. Return the select lever either “P” or “N”.
6. Remove the ATF level dipstick.
7. Wipe the dipstick clean with a paper towel.
8. Reinsert the dipstick and wait several seconds.
9. Remove the dipstick.
The ATF level should be inside the “C”range on the
dipstick.
If the ATF level is below the “C” range, ATF must be
added.
242R300002
ATF CHANGE
1. Start the engine and allow it to idle until the ATF
reaches a temperature of 40-50C
2. Park the vehicle on level ground and block the
wheels.
3. Stop the engine.
4. Raise vehicle and support with suitable safety
stands.
5. Remove the drain plug from the oil pan and drain the
ATF (approximately 6 liters).
6. Remove the oil pan.
7. Inspect the oil pan (details written below).
8. Install the oil pan.
Note:
Use new gasket. Clean the oil pan and magnet.
Oil pan bolt torque : 8 Nm (69 lbin)
9. Replace the gasket and install the drain plug.
Drain plug torque : 35 Nm (26 lbft)
Note:
Do not reuse old washer (gasket).
Clean the drain plug (especially the threaded section).
10. Pour about 5 liters of new ATF. Then, add more ATF
carefully as necessary using the dipstick.
Refer to “ATF LEVEL” previously in this section.
Note:
Keep the engine idle (do not stop it) during the oil level
adjustment.
11. Remove the safety stands and wheel blocks. Inspect
1. Check the drain plug tip for adhesion of foreign
substances.
2. Check the drained ATF for color, smell and inclusion
of foreign substances.
3. Check the oil pan bottom and magnet for adhesion o
f
foreign substances.
If a problem is discovered during those checks, the
Automatic transmission must be overhauled.
Note:
The torque converter and the oil strainer need replaced
with new ones if the drained ATF contains large
amounts of metallic or facing flakes.
In addition, flush the ATF cooler circuit
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ON-VEHICLE SERVICE (JR405E) 7A3-17
Remove or Disconnect
1. Block the wheels.
2. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
3. Drain the fluid.
Refer to “ATF CHANGE” in this section.
4. Remove the 19 bolts and oil pan.
5. Inspect the bottom of the oil pan and strainer netting
for foreign material (clutch facing and metal
shavings).
If there is an excessive accumulation of foreign
material, the oil strainer must be replaced.
Further inspection is required to determine the
source of the foreign material.
6. Remove the harness assembly (including oil
temperature sensor).
7. Remove the 11 bolts and the solenoid fixing plate.
8. Remove the 6 solenoids and 3 oil pressure switchs.
Inspect
Oil pressure switch
Apply compressed air (392 kPa/4.0 kg/cm2) to the oil
pressure switch to check the oil pressure switch
continuity between the connector and screw.
Oil temperature sensor (harness assembly)
Check the oil temperature sensor resistance between
harness terminals 7 and 6 (ground).
Oil temperature sensor resistance:
2,400~2,600 ohms (20
C)
244L300011
Solenoid
Measure the resistance of each solenoid.
Resistance:
Brown connector – 3.0~3.4 ohms (20
C)
Gray connector – 12.0~13.2 ohms (20
C)
White connector – 12.2~13.4 ohms (20
C)
Install or connect
1. Install the O-rings to each of the solenoids.
2. Install the 6 solenoids and 3 oil pressure switchs.
Line pressure solenoid bolt torque:
8 N·m (69 lb·in)
Oil pressure switch bolt torque:
4.4 N·m (39 lb·in)
3. Install the solenoid fixing plate together with the
harness brackets.
Number Length (Color)
Solenoid fixing plate bolt
(A)
(B)
4
7
16 mm (0.63 in) (Gold)
45 mm (1.77 in) (Silver)
Bolt torque : 8 N·m (69 lb·in)
4. Install the harness assembly.
5. If removed, install the oil strainer.
Number Length (Color)
Oil strainer bolt
(C)
(D)
9
4
13 mm (0.51 in) (Silver)
45 mm (1.77 in) (Silver)
Bolt torque : 8 N·m (69 lb·in)
6. Install the new gasket and oil pan.
Bolt torque : 8 N·m (69 lb·in)
7. Fill the fluid.
Refer to “ATF CHANGE” in this section.
8. Connect the negative battery cable.
9. Remove the wheel blocks.
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ON-VEHICLE SERVICE (JR405E) 7A3-19
Install or Connect
1. Align the manual valve and the manual plate of the
transmission case.
43ASSY119
2. Install the control valve assembly and tighten the 12
fixing bolts to the specified torque.
Number of bolts Length Color
10 (A) 40 mm (1.57 in) Gold
2 (B) 30 mm (1.18 in) Gold
Bolt torque : 8 N·m (69 lb·in)
3. Connect the 2 harness connectors.
4. If removed, install the oil strainer.
Refer to “Solenoids, Oil Pressure Switch and Oil
Temperature Sensor” previously in this section.
5. Install the new gasket and oil pan.
Bolt torque : 8 N·m (69 lb·in)
6. Fill the fluid.
Refer to “ATF CHANGE” in this section.
7. Connect the negative battery cable.
8. Remove the wheel blocks.
FLUSHING THE TRANSMISSION FLUID COOLER AND LINE
The fluid cooler and lines may be flushed under the
following condition. This will help prevent more trouble
after the transmission is repaired.
1. When the abnormal amount of debris are found.
2. When the abnormal wear or chips on gears and
shafts are found while overhauling.
3. When the abnormal clutch facing wear and oil
contamination are found.
Procedures
1. Block the wheels.
2. Disconnect negative battery cable.
3. Raise vehicle and support with suitable safety
stands.
4. Disconnect fluid cooler lines at transmission case
and fluid cooler.
5. Flush and back-flush the fluid cooler and lines using
solvent and compressed air.
Note:
DO NOT exceed 197 kPa (29 psi) air pressure or
damage may result to oil cooler.
6. Remove all remaining solvent from the system with
compressed air.
7. Flush the cooling system again with Automatic
Transmission Fluid (ATF).
After the final flush, connect all lines.
Cooler line joint connector torque :
44 N·m (33 lb·ft)
8. Replenish ATF
9. Start engine to test the system for the free flow o
f
fluid. If the flow is restricted, the cooler assembly o
r
lines must be replaced.
Repeated cleaning and flushing may not remove all
debris from the fluid cooler circuit.
Move the select lever through the various ranges and
return to neutral.
Check for fluid level.
If the fluid level is below the specified range, ATF
must be added.
10. Connect negative battery cable.
11. Remove safety stands.
12. Remove wheel blocks.
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7A4-2 UNIT REPAIR (JR405E)
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
DISASSEMBLY
Cleaning the automatic transmission
1. Use compressed steam and /or cleaning oil to thoroughly
clean the outside of the transmission before disassembly.
CAUTION:
Steam under high pressure may cause dirt particles
adhering to the transmission to fly through the air at great
speed. These particles can cause serious eye injury. Wear
protective goggles when steam-cleaning the outside of
the transmission.
2. During disassembly, clean the removed parts with cleaning
oil. Dry the parts with compressed air.
Use Compressed air to clean the transmission oil holes
and oil passages.
Automatic transmission disassembly cautions
Perform the disassembly procedure in a dust-free
environment to prevent the entry of foreign material into
the transmission.
Inspect each transmission part as you remove it.
Carefully check the oil pan and the magnet for foreign
material. This is a good way to estimate transmission
condition.
Use your bare hands or vinyl gloves to disassemble the
transmission. Do not use ordinary work gloves (loose
threads from the gloves may fall into the transmission and
cause problems).
Use a plastic hammer to loosen the transmission case
and other aluminum parts during disassembly. Strike
around the parts lightly with the hammer. Do not pry
aluminum parts away from each other with a screwdriver
or similar object.
Arrange the disassembled parts neatly in the order they
were removed. Cover the parts with a plastic sheet or
similar object to protect them from dust.
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UNIT REPAIR (JR405E) 7A4-27
Spring specifications
No. Valve nomenclature Free length
(mm / in) Outside
diameter (mm
/ in) Linear
diameter (mm
/ in) Number of
coils
14 Pressure relief 49.0 / 1.929 7.6 / 0.299 1.1 / 0.043 17.3
15 Pressure regulator 30.5 / 1.201 14.0 / 0.551 1.4 / 0.055 5.7
16 Low and reverse brake fail (A) 22.0 / 0.866 7.0 / 0.276 0.6 / 0.024 10.0
17 Fail 23.0 / 0.906 11.0 / 0.433 0.5 / 0.020 13.2
18 Low and reverse brake amp 19.5 / 0.768 7.9 / 0.311 0.5 / 0.020 6.9
19 2 – 4 brake fail (A) 24.8 / 0.976 8.5 / 0.335 0.9 / 0.035 7.8
20 Low clutch amp (B) 26.0 / 1.024 11.0 / 0.433 0.5 / 0.020 6.9
21
Torque converter relief More than 47.2
/ 1.858 9.2 / 0.362 1.6 / 0.063 20.2
22 2 – 4 brake solenoid accumulator 31.4 / 1.236 9.8 / 0.386 1.3 / 0.051 9.3
23 High clutch accumulator 51.0 / 2.008 6.5 / 0.256 0.8 / 0.031 23.5
Oil pressure switch
Apply compressed air (392 kPa/4.0 kg/cm2) to the oil pressure
switch to check the oil pressure switch continuity between the
connector and screw.
244L300011
Oil temperature sensor (harness assembly)
Check the oil temperature sensor resistance between harness
terminals 7 and 6 (ground).
Oil temperature sensor resistance: 2,400
2,600 ohms
(20
)
Solenoid
Measure the resistance of each solenoid.
Resistance:
Brown connector – 3.0
3.4 ohms (20
C)
Gray connector – 12.0
13.2 ohms (20
C)
White connector – 12.2
13.4 ohms (20
C)
Reassembly steps
Coat the parts with ATF before installing them.
Install the control valve to the control valve lower body.
Install the oil filter to the control valve lower body.
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UNIT REPAIR (JR405E) 7A4-35
Return spring Check the number of effective return spring coils.
If the number is less than the specified minimum, the
return spring must be replaced.
Effective return spring coils (standard): 10.2
Measure the return spring outside diameter, free length,
and linear diameter.
If any of the measured values exceed the specified limit,
the return spring must be replaced.
Return spring measurements (standard):
Outside diameter – 8.0 mm (0.315 in)
Free length – 27.1 mm (1.067 in)
Linear diameter – 1.1 mm (0.043 in)
10R&H40
Reverse clutch piston
Apply compressed air (392 kPa/4.0 kg/cm
2) to the
reverse clutch piston from the outside to the inside.
The flow of air should be blocked.
11R&H44
Apply compressed air (392 kPa/4.0 kg/cm2) to the
reverse clutch piston from inside to the outside.
The flow of air should be unrestricted.
12R&H39
Reassembly steps
Coat the parts with ATF before installing them.
1. Seal ring (high clutch)
Install new seal rings to the high clutch piston.