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NAVAIR 17-15-50.4
TM 38-301-4
T.O. 33-1-37-4
CGTO 33-1-37-4
COMPONENT:
Detroit Diesel Allison XT1410-4 (Transmission)
LUBRICANT: MIL-L-2104
Fe
Ag
Al
Cr
Cu
Si
Sn
Ni
Pb
Mo
Mg
Normal Range
0-266
0-49
0-18
0-7
0-659
0-19
0-32
0-6
0-184
0-9
267-
660-
185-
Marginal Range
50-60
19-22
8-9
20-24
33-40
7
10-11
328
812
226
329-
813-
227-
High Range
61-75
23-28
10-11
25-29
41-50
8-9
12-14
410
900
283
Abnormal
411+
76+
29+
12+
901+
30+
51+
10+
284+
15+
Abnormal Trend
(PPM Increase
82
15
5
3
203
6
10
3
54
4
in 10 hrs)
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Increasing copper (Cu) usually indicates wear of clutch and brake
plates. Rapid initial wear is normally experienced during "break-
in" of new transmissions or newly installed clutch and brake plates.
The clutch plates are in transmission center section assembly.
Brake plates are in both the R.H. and L.H. output reduction (final
drive) assemblies. These three assemblies have a common oil
system; therefore, an oil analysis alone will not indicate where
excessive wear has occurred. This can only be determined by
careful observation and analysis of transmission and/or vehicle
performance symptoms or inspections. For this same reason,
whenever a failure has generated debris, the system including
coolers, oil lines, transmission center section and both R.H. and
L.H. output reduction assemblies must be thoroughly fllushed or
disassembled for cleaning.
When aluminum (Al) or aluminum and iron (Fe) are increasing
excessively, wear is occurring in the transmission torque converter.
When silver (Ag) or silver and iron are increasing excessively,
wear is probably occurring in the steer flywheel drive gear bushing
or the thrust washers in the low, intermediate, reverse or output
carriers. This may also indicate wear of the retainer progresses,
aluminum may also increase. Increasing silver or silver and iron
may also be the result of wear of the plated hook-type seal rings in
the converter high clutch areas.
The transmission is air-cooled; therefore, there should be no liquid-
coolant contamination problems.
APPLICABLE END ITEMS
M88A1

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