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Fig 1: Hydraulic Flow In Park
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Fig 2: Hydraulic Flow In Reverse - Failsafe
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Fig 3: Hydraulic Flow In Reverse
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Fig 4: Hydraulic Flow In Neutral - Default
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Fig 5: Hydraulic Flow In Neutral
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Fig 6: Hydraulic Flow In Neutral to Drive Transition
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Fig 7: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Failsafe
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Fig 8: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - First Gear
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Fig 9: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - First to Second Gear Transition
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Fig 10: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Second Gear
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Fig 11: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Second to Third Gear Transition
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Fig 12: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Third Gear
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Fig 13: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Third to Fourth Gear Transition
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Fig 14: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Fourth Gear
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Fig 15: Hydraulic Flow In Drive - Fourth to Fifth Gear Transition