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Mechanical design of the transmissions - RA27007229060X(27-9060)

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  1. 4-speed transmission 
    Fig 1: Sectional View Of 4-Speed Transmission Components
    G04679528Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

    The mechanical section of the automatic transmission has a planet gear train in two-group design.

    The front group is a Ravigneaux planet gear set while the rear group is a single planet gear set.

    The individual transmission elements are connected as follows:

    • Turbine wheel (2) of the torque converter through the input shaft (5) to the large sunwheel of the Ravigneaux planet gear set (12).
    • Planet carrier of the Ravigneaux planet gear set (12) to the internally-toothed disc carrier of clutch K1 (31), the internally-toothed disc carrier of the multiple-disc brake B3 (30) and to the annulus of the rear planet gear set (18).
    • Brake band drum of brake band B1 (10) and externally-toothed disc carrier of clutch K1 (31) to the small sunwheel of the Ravigneaux planet gear set (12).
    • Annulus of the Ravigneaux planet gear set (12) through the connection carrier to the outer ring of the freewheel F1 (29) and to the internally-toothed disc carrier of clutch K2 (28).
    • Brake band drum of brake band B2 (15), externally-toothed disc carrier of clutch K2 (28) and inner ring of freewheel F1 (29) to the sunwheel of the rear planet gear set (18).
    • Planet carrier of the rear planet gear set (18) to the output shaft (20).
  2. 5-speed transmission 
    Fig 2: Sectional View Of 5-Speed Transmission Components
    G04679529Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

The mechanical section of the 5-speed automatic transmission has a planet gear train in three-group design. The front group is a Ravigneaux planet gear set while the middle and rear groups are each a single planet gear set. The individual transmission elements are connected as follows: