Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Yoji Yamada

Sadanori Nishimura

Takeyuki Shimizu

Hiroshi Nakayama

Toshiyuki Yumoto

Masakazu Maezono

Masaru Yamashita

A transmission of two parallel shaft type has a plurality of transmission gear trains and clutching means disposed between input and output shafts parallel to each other, a countershaft disposed parallel to the input and output shafts, a first gear rotatably mounted on the output shaft and rotatable in interlinked relation to the input shaft, second and third gears mounted on the counter shaft, clutching means mounted on the counter shaft for connecting the second gear with the third gear, the second gear being held in mesh with the first gear, and a fourth gear meshing with the third gear and fixed to the output shaft.

Automotive transmission

A wheeled vehicle has an internal combustion engine provided with an air intake having a throttle valve. A change speed transmission drives certain of the wheels and receives power from a fluid torque converter having an impeller driven by the engine and a turbine connected to drive the change speed transmission. A clutch establishes a direct drive between the impeller and the turbine, and the clutch is closed when the vehicle speed exceeds a predetermined level but is prevented from closing when the opening in the engine throttle valve is smaller than a predetermined magnitude.

Torque converter clutch control device for vehicle

An operation oil supply apparatus in oil pressure operated type transmission of such an arrangement that there are contained, in a transmission casing, high speed and low speed driving trains having therein high speed and low speed oil pressure clutches mounted on a pair of rotary shafts, and a valve block having a manual valve and a shift valve, and the manual valve has a 1st forward running range in which oil supply is given selectively to any of the oil pressure clutches and a 2nd forward running range in which oil supply to the high speed oil pressure clutch is cutoff and oil supply is given to the low speed oil pressure clutch. The high speed oil pressure clutch is arranged to be given oil supply by such an arrangement that an oil supply pipe projecting from the transmission casing is inserted in a center opening made in the rotary shaft supporting the clutch. The low speed oil pressure clutch is arranged to be given oil supply through an oil supply opening made in an extension which surrounds the rotary shaft supporting the clutch and projects from the valve block towards the clutch side.

Operation oil supply apparatus in oil pressure operated type

There is disclosed a relief valve apparatus for an oil pressure operated clutch having an oil pressure operation chamber, the apparatus comprising a weight in combination with a leaf spring wherein the weight, during rotation of the clutch, is subjected to a centrifugal force and, under the influence thereof, promotes a valve opening force of the leaf spring itself to permit the discharge or dumping or oil contained within the chamber.

Check valve apparatus for oil pressure operated clutch

The present invention discloses a control apparatus for an oil pressure operated transmission in an automotive vehicle. The apparatus comprises a transmission with at least two stages of low speed and high speed forward driving trains and it is so arranged that, in an automatic shift range of a manual valve connected through first oil passage to an oil pressure source, low speed and high speed oil pressure clutches are selectively supplied with pressure oil through a shift valve in communication with the manual valve through a second oil passage. In a hold range of the manual valve, the valve is interposed between the low speed oil pressure clutch and the shift valve means for dividing the oil passage into third oil passage on its upstream side and fourth oil passage on its downstream side, having no communication between third and fourth passage and establishing a communication between fourth and first oil passage without through the shift valve means. At the same time the communication between first and second oil passage is disrupted.

Control apparatus for an oil pressure operated transmission in

An automatic transmission comprising a plurality of speed-change hydraulic clutches selectively operated in dependence of various speeds separately carried by an input shaft and an output shaft, and wherein working oil is supplied from a hydraulic oil source to the hydraulic clutches through (a) fixed oil passages provided in a casing, (b) conduction pipes arranged in coaxially spaced relation within one another in a central bore in the input shaft and/or the output shaft, and (c) communicating passages formed in the input shaft and/or output shaft and connected to the hydraulic clutches. The conduction pipes are respectively connected at one end with the fixed oil passages in a fixed or pivotal manner and at the other end with the communicating passages with seals arranged between the outer peripheries thereof and the inner periphery of the bore in the shaft.

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Kawagoe, Japan

Yoji Yamada