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Producto: TRUCK
Modelo: 785C TRUCK APX
Configuración: 785C Off-Highway Truck APX00001-UP (MACHINE)
POWERED BY 3512B Engine
Operación de Sistemas
784C, 785C and 785C HAA Off-Highway Truck/Tractors Power Train
Número de medio -SENR1488-02 Fecha de publicación -01/08/2002 Fecha de actualización -07/08/2002
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Illustration 1 g00361553
Rear axle oil flow control and relief valve
(2) Inlet line from the rear axle oil gear pump
(5) Outlet line for the lubrication of the bearings of the differential and bevel gear
Illustration 2 g00361554
(3) Rear axle oil temperature sensor
Oil from the rear axle oil gear pump flows into the rear axle oil flow control and relief valve (1) through inlet line (2).
Rear axle oil pump pressure sensor (4) and rear axle oil temperature sensor (3) are located in the rear axle oil flow
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control and relief valve (1). Pressure sensor (4) and temperature sensor (3) send input signals to the Vital Information
Management System (VIMS).
A low oil pressure warning will be given if the following three conditions exist:
A warning of high oil pressure will be given if the following two conditions exist:
Illustration 3 g00284514
Relief and temperature control valve
(6) Spring
(10) Inlet passage from the rear axle oil gear pump
The oil from inlet line (2) flows past the pressure sensor (4) and temperature sensor (3). The oil then enters inlet
passage (10). If the oil temperature is below 43°C (110°F), temperature element (11) will retract from valve seat (8).
The oil can then flow through bypass passage (7) into the rear axle housing. If the oil temperature increases above
43°C (110°F), temperature element (11) will expand. Valve seat (8) will stop access to bypass passage (7). All the oil
will flow through outlet passage (9). This oil will flow through the outlet line to the rear axle power train filter.
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If the pressure of the oil in inlet passage (10) increases above the relief pressure, the pressure of the oil will compress
spring (6). Valve seat (8) will be pushed in order to allow the oil to flow through bypass passage (7). The oil from
bypass passage (7) will return to the rear axle housing.
Illustration 4 g00284515
Flow control valve
(12) Inlet passage from the rear axle power train filter
(13) Outlet passage for the lubrication of the bearings of the differential and bevel gear
(14) Spool
(15) Spring
(16) Outlet passage for the lubrication of the bearings in the rear wheels
(18) Adapter
Oil from the rear axle power train filter flows to inlet passage (12). Some of this oil goes through outlet passage (13)
to outlet line (5). This oil is used to lubricate the bearings of the differential and bevel gear. The remainder of the oil
goes through the rear axle oil flow control and relief valve (1). Spool (14) is normally positioned so that oil can flow
through outlet passage (16). This oil lubricates the bearings in the rear wheels. At high ground speeds, the high
pressure of the excess flow will compress spring (15). Spool (14) will open bypass passage (17). Oil flows through
bypass passage (17). The oil then returns to the rear axle housing.
The machine may be equipped with a cooling fan for the rear axle. If the machine has this cooling fan, the VIMS will
activate the cooling fan according to the information that is supplied by the input signals from the temperature sensor
(3).
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