oil pressure NISSAN 300ZX 1984 Z31 Automatic Transmission Workshop Manual
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GENERAL SERVICE NOTICE
Oil Channel
Oil channels which connect components are
located in the
areas shown below.
OIL CHANNELS IN OIL PUMP
Oil pump cover ride
11 pump suction hole Cooler in pressure
011 pump discharge hold LTorque converter in pressure
Oil pump housing ride
ne oressure
SAT499
SAT500
OIL CHANNELS IN TRANSMISSION CASE
Front face rlde
Front & 0 D lubrication Forward clutch (Rear1
gh-reverse clutch
011 pump discharge hole
Direct clutch apply &OD sew0 release pressure
0 0 indicator pressure
SAT501
Lower face side
Governor pressure (To control valve)
Governor feed
(From control
valve)
LOW & reverse brake
High-reverse clutch IFrontl pressure SAT502
ii
OIL CHANNELS IN O.D. CASE
011 pump suction hole Hlgh-reverse clutch (Front1 pressure
Forward clutch
(Rear) Oresure
ront & 0 D lubrication
SAT645 In regards to oneway plug. refer to page AT-32.
AT-6
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GENERAL SERVICE NOTICE
I (Cont'd) Oil Cham
OIL CHANNELS IN DRUM SUPPORT OIL CHANNELS IN CONVERTER HOUSING
To lock-up ~ontrol valve
rDrain (E4N71Bl
clutch (Front)
Forward clutch
clutch pressure Front & 0 0 lubrmtmn
SAT706
3peration Mechanic:
In the E4N71B and 4N71B automatic transmission, each part operates as shown in the following table at
each gear select position
'arking
pawl
Htgh-
'everse
Front) Forward clutch (Rear) 0 D band servo Direct
clutch Range -
Release
ON ON
1 Reverse 1 ON 1 ION) ON
+-
ON I
I Neutral I ON I (ON) ON
T-
ON
-
ON
-
ON
ON
JT
I ION
'34
(0 D 1 ON I ON
Second I ON I (ON) ON
1 ON I (ON) 12
(Second) ON ON I ON
ON ord ON I I ON
The low & reverse brake IS applied In "1 I" range to prevent free wheeling when coasting and allows engine braking.
AT-7
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DISASSEMBLY
1. Remove torque converter, drain A.T.F
through end of
rear extension, and place trans-
mission on
Tool.
v
SAT520
2 Remove lock-up solenoid (E4N71B).
3. Remove converter housing.
SATOW
4. Remove oil pan and inspect its contents. An
analysis of any foreign matter can indicate the
types of problems to look for. If the fluid
IS
very dark, smells burned, or contains foreign
particles, the frictional material (clutches,
band.) may need replacement. A tacky film
that will not wipe clean indicates varnish bulld
up which can cause valves, servo, and clutches
to stick and may inhibit pump pressure.
SAT006
5. Loosen 2nd band servo piston stem lock nut
and tighten piston stem.
If it turns more than
two turns, the band
is worn out.
SAT71 5
AT-22
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ASSEMBLY
29. Adjust O.D. band Tighten piston stem to the
specified value Back off
two full turns and
secure with lock nut.
SAT625
30. Test 0.D band servo operation using corn-
pressed air.
apply pressure
SAT648
31. Install accumulator parts, then secure with
snap ring.
ACCUmUlafOr
Accumulator plug
Snap rmgi
SAT561
32. Lubricate O-ring of oil pump, then install
Before installing oil pump housing and oil pump on
O.D. case, ensure that they have been centered
properly.
Refer to Oil Pump in Repair for Component parts.
33. Remove the two bolts used to temporarily
tighten
O.D. case. Apply sealant to seating
surface
of converter housing around the bolt
holes
needle bearing & race and oil pump
APPIV sealant SAT738
34 Install converter housing on O.D. case and
35. Install input shaft.
tighten to the specified torque
.. SAT585
36. Before installlng valve body assembly perform
a final operation check of all assembled com-
ponents, using compressed air
AT-59
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING AND DIAGNOSES
Pressure Testing ~ ~~
2
LINE PRESSURE
1 Install
pressure gauge to line pressure port
785 - 1,128 (8 0- 11 5, 114- 164)
SAT765
1
2 Warm up engine until engine oil and AT F
reach operating temperatures.
A.T.F. temperature:
3 Set parking brake and block wheels.
4 Measure line pressure at idle and at stall point
while depressing brake pedal
fully
50 ~ 80°C (122 - 176°F)
275 - 373 (2 8.3 8.40.54)
At idling
VG90E engine without turbo
Range 1 Line pressure kPa (kg/crn2. psi)
R I 451 -588(46-60,65-85)
D 1 275-373(28-38.40-54)
2 I 785.1,079 (80- 11 0,114- 156)
1 1 275-373(28-38.40-54)
VG3OE turbo engine
Range Line pressure kPa (kg/cm2, psi)
304-441 (31-45.44-64)
275
- 373 (2 8.38.40.54)
At stall test
1 Start engine and place select lever in "D"
range
2 Apply foot brake and accelerate to wide-open
throttle
3 Quickly note the line pressure and immediately
release throttle
4 Shift select lever to "N".
5 Cool off A.T F.
6 Perform line pressure testing in the same man-
ner as in steps 2 through 6 with select lever
in
"2". "1" and "R", respectively.
Do not perform tests for more than five
seconds
at any shift range.
Do not proceed to next "range" test imrnedi-
ately after one "range"
test is done. Wait until
oil temperature decreases
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING AND DIAGNOSES
Pressure Testing (Cont'd)
Intake manifold
vacuum
kPa (mmHg,
inHsl
VG30E engine without turbo
Propeller $haft
Vehicle speed revolutions
kmlh (MPH)
rpm
Range I Line pressure kPa (kglcm', psi)
Intake manifold
vacuum
kPa (mrnHg.
inHg) ~
R I 1,961 - 2,393
(20 0.24 4,284 .347)
Propeller shaft Vehicle speed
kmlh (MPH) revolutions
rpm
D I 1.079-1,226(110-125,156-178)
2 I 1,079 - 1,275 (11 0.13 0, 156 - 185)
1 I 1,079 - 1,226 (1 1 0 - 12 5, 156 - 178)
VG30E turbo engine
Range I Line pressure kPa (kgtcm', psi)
R I 1,961 - 2,354 (20 0 - 24 0,284 - 341)
D I 1,667 - 1,883 (17 0- 19 2,242 -273)
2 I 1.667-1,883(170-192,242-273)
1 I 1.667-1.8831170-192.242-273)
Judgment by measuring line pressure
If line pressure does not rise, first check to make
sure that vacuum
hose is connected properly.
1) When line pressure is low at all positions, the
problem may be due to
Wear on interior of oil pump
Oil leakage at or around oil pump, control
valve body, transmission case or governor
Sticking pressure regulator valve
Sticking pressure modifier valve
2) When line pressure is low at a particular posi-
tion, the problem may be due to the following
If oil leaks at or around forward clutch (rear)
or governor, line pressure
is low in "D", "2" or
"1" range but is normal in "R" range.
If oil leaks at or around low and reverse brake
circuit, line pressure becomes low in
"R" or
"P" range but IS normal in "D", "2" or "1"
range.
3) When line pressure is high, pressure regulator
valve may have stuck
Cutdown point
The cut-down point indicates
a point where line
pressure changes from high to low value.
Before proceeding cut-down testing, make sure
that line pressure "At Idle" and "At
Stall'' is
normal
Install vacuum gauge
VG30E engine without turbo
28 - 37
o(o'o) I (17-231 I 900- 1,200
12.22
(7 - 14) I 400-700 (-100. -133 -3 94) I
VG30E turbo engine
+467 I 29 - 39 1,200- 1,600 (+350, +13 78) (18 - 24)
13.23
(-200,
-267 -7 871 I (8. 14) 400 - 800
Judgment by cut-down testing
(1) When cut-down point disappears, the problem
Sticking pressure modifier valve
Sticking governor valve
Oil leaks at oil passage
(2) When cut-down point is too low or too high,
the problem may be due to
Incorrect springs (at pressure modifier valve
or governor valve)
Oil leaks at oil passage
may be due to
AT-92