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KENR5125-02
December 2009
Tap Schematic
Description
Number Location
AA PTO Sampling Port (SOS) B-4
BB PTO Pressure B-4
B1 Brake Pressure D-5
CL1 Trans. Clutch 1 Pressure C-6
CL2 Trans. Clutch 2 Pressure C-6
CL3 Trans. Clutch 3 Pressure D-6
CL4 Trans. Clutch 4 Pressure D-6
CL5 Trans. Clutch 5 Pressure D-6
L1 Trans. Lube Pressure C-7
L2 Flywheel Lube Pressure E-2
LB1 L Brake Lube Pressure E-5
LB2 R Brake Lube Pressure B-5
M T/C Supply Pressure E-3
N T/C Ooutlet Pressure D-2
P Trans. Main Relief D-7
SPECIFICATIONS
B1 BRAKE KPA
PRESSURE 2350 +/- 140 2550 +/- 140 2550 +/- 140 <70 <70
P TRANS. MAIN KPA
RELIEF 2585 +/- 105 2760 +/- 140 2760 +/- 140 2690 +/- 140 2585 +/- 105
M T/C SUPPLY
KPA 380 +/- 70 655 +/- 70 655 +/- 70 515 +/- 70
PRESSURE
N T/C OUTLET
KPA 380 +/- 70 515 +/- 70 515+/- 70 415 +/- 70
PRESSURE
L2 FLYWHEEL LUBE
KPA 205 +/- 70 310 +/- 105 310 +/- 105
PRESSURE
L1 TRANS. LUBE KPA
PRESSURE 24 +/- 14 170 +/- 35 170 +/- 35 105 +/- 35
MAIN AUX.
PUMP: VARIABLE and
PUMP or MOTOR FLUID CONDITIONER SPRING CONTROL VALVES RESTRICTION LINE RESTRICTION 2-SECTION PUMP PRESSURE COMPENSATED
(FIXED)
VARIABILITY SPRING LINE RESTRICTION PRESSURE HYDRAULIC PNEUMATIC LINE RESTRICTION ATTACHMENT
(ADJUSTABLE) (VARIABLE) COMPENSATION ENERGY TRIANGLES VARIABLE and PRESSURE
COMPENSATED
VALVE ENVELOPES
VALVES
VALVE PORTS
P T P T
BASIC SPRING SHUTTLE PILOT
NORMAL POSITION SHIFTED POSITION INFINITE POSITION
SYMBOL LOADED CONTROLLED
VENTED PRESSURIZED RETURN ABOVE FLUID LEVEL RETURN BELOW FLUID LEVEL
COMBINATION CONTROLS
PUSH-PULL LEVER MANUAL SHUTOFF GENERAL MANUAL PUSH BUTTON PEDAL SPRING
SPRING LOADED GAS CHARGED LINES CROSSING LINES JOINING SINGLE ACTING DOUBLE ACTING
UNIDIRECTIONAL UNIDIRECTIONAL
G M
Transducer Transducer Generator Electric Motor
(Fluid) (Gas / Air)
325-AG135 PK-14
325-PK
Circuit Identification Wire Color Wire Gauge
Number
Previous Standard
Wire Color
Wire
325-PK-14
B A
Circuit Number Wire Gauge
Identification (EXAMPLE VALVE)
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
P L1
F F
LB1
CLUTCH/BRAKES LEFT BRAKE
(10) BRAKE AND PRESSURE PORT
DIFFERENTIAL DRIVE GP
231-5969 (9) TRANSMISSION AR
(4) MANIFOLD GP
220-1429
CL4 CL1 TRANSMISSION
CL5 CL3
CL2 (LUBE DISTRIBUTION)
LUBE BRAKE 263-9949
E E
FLYWHEEL
HOUSING
L2
XMSN LUBE
TEMP - ECM M
XMSN LUBE
MAIN
IMPLEMENT
PUMP ENGINE
RELIEF
2ND 3RD 1ST EB BRAKE VALVE
ECPC XMSN
CLUTCH VALVES PROPORTIONAL B1
VALVE
PROPORTIONAL
D VALVE
(6) VALVE GP D
P RELIEF N
DIFF STEER
BEVEL & TRANSFER
GEAR LUBE
(TORQUE CONVERTER OUTLET)
(3) VALVE GP 220-1418
CONTROL
PROPORTIONAL PROPORTIONAL BRAKE
VALVE VALVE
213-1308
C9
XL, XW, LGP 240 NET HP,
TORQUE STD 185 NET
(8) SCREEN GP CONVERTER
MAGNETIC
PROPORTIONAL PROPORTIONAL VENT LINE 231-4166
VALVE VALVE
(15) ACCUMULATOR GP
255-6934 ER1
CL2 CL1 PTO TEMP.
SENSOR
FWD REV
L1 SUCTION SCREEN
C C
(1) PUMP GP
POWER TRAIN OIL
TRANS. LUBE 270-1763
TEMP. SENSOR DRIVESHAFT
SCREEN
SCAV TRANS T/C
(7) COOLER GP
OIL
238-1116
B B
LINE PATTERNS
Pressure Line
Component Group
BB AA
(11) BRAKE AND Attachment
PLANETARY GP
Air Line
231-5990
RIGHT BRAKE CALLOUTS
LB2
PRESSURE PORT CLUTCH/BRAKES
YY Taps (Pressure, Sampling,Sensor) by letter
A Supply Line.
A
Drain / Return Line.
Transmission Charge Pump.
Transmission and Torqueconverter Scavenge Pump
Torque Converter Charge Pump and Powertrain Oil Cooler
THIS SCHEMATIC IS FOR THE D6T TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER TRAIN SYSTEM
MEDIA NUMBER: KENR5125-02
SCHEMATIC PART NUMBER: 304-8567, CHANGE: 01, VERSION: -
Components are shown installed on a fully operable machine with the key and engine off, transmission shifter
in neutral and with parking brake set.
Refer to the appropriate Service Manual for Troubleshooting, Specifications and Systems Operations.
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
MACHINE COMPONENT LOCATIONS
VIEW ALL CALLOUTS
CL3 L1 B1 10 LB1 3 4 6 12 7
CL2
CL5
CL1
CL4
9 11 LB2 5 14 13 2 AA M N 1 8
CL3 P L1 LB2 3 B1 2 5 13 14 M
CL1
CL5
CL4
CL2
9 11 10 LB1 8 1 4 6 12 N AA 7
POWER TRAIN OIL COOLER
Power Train
Oil Cooler
AA BB Q AA BB R S
15
T
M N
Opening the top door of the forward compartment on the right fender gains access to the combination power train oil fill tube and dipstick (Q).
Opening the front door of the forward compartment on the right fender gains access to the power train oil filter (S). This spin-on type canister
contains a replaceable 6-micron filter element. The filter base contains a filter bypass switch (R). This is a normally open switch that is held closed
by the filter bypass valve spool. The bypass valve opens, allowing the switch to open, when the difference in pressure between the filter inlet and
the filter outlet becomes great enough (approximately 50 psi). The switch is monitored by the Caterpillar Monitoring System and alerts the operator
to the filter bypass condition.
The filter base also contains the power train oil sampling (AA) and a pressure test port (BB) for the transmission charging circuit. The pressure test
port is situated downstream from the filter. The power train oil sampling port is situated upstream, or before the filter.
Also located in the forward compartment on the right fender and inboard from the power train oil filter canister are the following service points:
The screened main suction manifold (A) for the power train
B C oil pump is located at the right front of the main case, near
the bottom.
The power train oil pump draws oil for the torque
H converter charging circuit and for the transmission
charging circuit from a screened suction manifold that
connects to the pump at the pump inlet (E).
F
I The transmission and torque converter scavenge section
(H) of the power train oil pump draws approximately 125
E L/min. (33 US gal./min.) from the torque divider case, and
the transmission case.
The scavenge oil is used for lubrication of the steering differential. The power train oil temperature sensor (I) provides main
sump oil temperature information to the Machine ECM. This is the temperature sensor that is considered when performing
power train calibrations, such as brake touch-ups and transmission clutch fill calibrations.
The torque converter inlet relief valve (J) and the lube
J K L M distribution manifold (L) are both contained in one
housing. Oil from the torque converter charging section
of the power train oil pump is supplied to the torque
converter inlet relief valve through the upper hose (K).
Cooled oil from the power train oil cooler is directed to the
lube distribution manifold (L) through the hose on the left
(M). The smaller hose (P) is the line leading to the remote
N pressure test port for torque converter inlet pressure
( M ). This remote pressure test port is located inside the
front compartment on the right fender
TRANSMISSION GROUP
VIEW ALL CALLOUTS
P
Transmission Charge
Circuit Accumulator
Transmission Lube
Temperature Sensor
L1
CL4
CL4 CL5 CL3 CL2 CL1
CL3
Located at the rear of the machine, on top of the the transmission case are the following service points: Transmission Charge
Circuit Accumulator
1. Transmission main relief pressure test port (P)
2. Transmission lube pressure test port (L1)
3. Transmission lube temperature sensor
The transmission charge circuit accumulator is mounted
beneath the fuel tank and located above the transmission
Pressure test ports for each of the five transmission clutches remain on the transmission cover. These pressure test ports
case.
are:
This accumulator is pre-charged to approximately 1725
(CL1). Transmission clutch (reverse clutch)
kPa (250 psi). It is used to help maintain transmission
(CL2). Transmission clutch (forward clutch)
charge circuit pressure for short periods of time, such as
(CL3). Transmission clutch (speed 3)
when transmission clutches are filling (shifts) or at other
(CL5). Transmission clutch (speed 1)
times when the pressure in the transmission charging
(CL4). Transmission clutch (speed 2)
circuit may become too low (cold oil, low idle, etc.).
Clutch engagement pressure calibrations are no longer required, with the common top pressure strategy. Proper
adjustment of the transmission main relief valve will set the proper pressure for the operation of all five transmission
clutches and the brakes. It is still necessary to perform transmission clutch fill calibrations and to perform brake touch-up
calibrations.