June 29, 2016
“'Tween:” How to Identify the ZF6HP Series Valve Body that Bridges the 1st & 2nd Generation Designs
Maura Stafford
In the noted units, the position valve, a two-valve train controlled by the MV2 solenoid, directs line pressure to the driving clutches (A, B, E) through their related clutch regulator valves. Wear of either valve’s spools or in the bore (depending on the wear location) can result in loss of command fluid pressure from the MV2 solenoid or reduced line pressure to the clutch regulator valves. In either case, the result is loss of apply fluid pressure to the driving clutches. Initial signs of this problem are shift issues leading to slipping in gear as the clutches burn and eventually disintegrate. Sonnax oversized position valve 95740-75K allows the worn bore to be refurbished, restoring proper hydraulic clearances and eliminating loss of necessary MV2 command fluid at the position valve or line pressure to the clutches.
This kit fits E-shift versions only of the ZF6HP21/28/34 (Generation 2) and ZF6HP19/26/32 (Generation 1) valve bodies with an 053 separator plate. To differentiate between Gen. 1 and Gen. 2 valve bodies, seeZF Identification Guide.
Sonnax valve body layouts provide a detailed overview of individual units making it quick and easy to determine what’s available for the specific valve body you’re working on.See all Sonnax valve body layouts.
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