Electromotive circuit, function - GF28.60-P-3000GA

MODEL 463.244 /245 /247 /248 /249 /250 /254 /303 /309 /322 /323 /332 /333 /340 /341 up to 31.8.08 with TRANSFER CASE 750.654 

Electric actuation of actuator motor 

The transfer case actuator motor (M46/2) is actuated by the VGS [fully integrated transmission control] control unit (N15/7) via a discrete line with an analog shift signal.

After that the rotor turns as per a force-optimized and distance-optimized characteristic stored in the VGS control unit (N15/7) from the initial position into the final position.

After reaching the end position the transfer case actuator motor turns back (M46/2) whereby the clearance of the shift fork to the sliding sleeve is assured. As a result both excessive mechanical wear and an undesirable whistling noise are avoided.

The rotary motion of the rotor can take place in both directions depending on the shift signal.

Shift mechanism 

Via the worm gear (2) the rotary motion of the rotor is stepped down, turned through 90° and transmitted to the selector drum (3)

A sleeve (4) is mounted on a pin rigidly connected to the shift fork (5). Simultaneously the sleeve (4) is guided in a thread-like continuous groove on the circumference of the selector drum (3). The shift axle (6) does not perform any movement and is mounted in the transmission housing.

The conversion of the rotary motion of the selector drum (3) into a straight-line motion of the shift fork (5) is therefore possible.

The shift fork (5) is directly coupled to the shift collar which shifts the two gears "HIGH" and "LOW".

Transfer case electric actuator motor, location/task/design/function

GF28.19-P-3400GA