Transgo RFE-TCC-ACCUM TCC Accumulator Piston and Sleeve Fits all RFE 1999-2018
Delivery time
You will receive your package in 2–5 business days within the contiguous U.S.
Delivery time
You will receive your package in 2–5 business days within the contiguous U.S.
Interchange Part Number: T72942K
Manufacturer Part Number: RFE-TCC-ACCUM
Brand: Transgo
TCC Accumulator Piston and Sleeve Kit1999 to 2018 Chrysler, Dodge, RAM and Jeep vehicles equipped with the 45RFE, 545RFE, 65RFE, 66RFE and 68RFE can develop excessive wear at the torque converter clutch (TCC) accumulator piston bore in the pump.
In order to control the converter clutch apply rate, the computer varies the pulse width modulation of the LR/CC solenoid. In doing so, the solenoid output acts on the TCC accumulator piston and the TCC regulator valve simultaneously. The purpose of the accumulator piston is to dampen the constant oscillation from the LR/CC solenoid and to influence the initial regulation rate of the converter clutch regulator valve.
When the TCC accumulator bore wears out, the LR/CC solenoid output can leak across the accumulator piston and onto its spring side, which is vented to the sump. Consequently, with the bore wear the TCC regulator valve will lose some of the LR/CC solenoid signal oil which will have an in-direct effect on the regulation of the converter clutch slippage. As a result, the lock-up clutch can slip, shudder, or even not apply at all. If the slip is severe enough and given enough time, the computer will then set a lock-up performance code.
These vehicles will also let the converter clutch slip speed ramp up slightly in between gear changes to make sure the shifts are smooth. When the TCC piston bore is worn the desired slip speed can go over the specified RPM amount during a gear change. With the resulting gain in engine RPM, it produces the sensation of a flare during the gear change.
This TransGo drop-in kit comes with a precision USA-made 6160 aluminum sleeve and O-ring that will seal inside the existing worn out TCC accumulator piston bore. The redesigned steel accumulator piston, two springs and retainer are then used with the installed sleeve to restore the circuit. This provides you with a quick and economical option to salvage the pump. No tools required. It also works with the Tuneless kits.
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