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Description and characteristics of automatic transmission (Peugeot 206)

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Depending on the version, Peugeot 206 cars are equipped with an automatic gearbox AL4. The gearbox has four forward gears and one reverse gear. The gearbox is computer-controlled and has a lock-up system (torque converter lockup) in 4, 3, 2 gears. Three driving modes are provided: "economy", "sport" and "winter".

The "economy" mode is the standard mode, it is activated when driving at low speeds, it provides economical driving. When driving in the "sport" mode, the upshifts are engaged at a higher engine speed than in the normal mode. In the "winter" mode, when the car starts moving, the 2nd gear is automatically engaged, which provides the necessary traction of the wheels on a slippery road and reduces their tendency to slip.

Technical data and characteristics



Type

automatic, four-speed, electronically controlled

Volume of working fluid to be filled

liquids, l:


after draining the working fluid

4

after removal and installation of the hydraulic unit housing

1,5

after draining the fluid and replacing the hydraulic unit

4,5

after draining the fluid and replacing the torque converter

5

Brand of the working fluid being filled

ESSO LT 71141


The gearbox is controlled by the selector lever. The engine is started only when the selector lever is in the "P" or "N" position.

When the lever is in position "D", four gears are automatically shifted from low to high and vice versa (depending on engine load, driving conditions and speed).

In position "3" 1st, 2nd or 3rd gear is automatically shifted up and down depending on engine load and driving speed; 4th gear is not engaged.



In position "2" 1st or 2nd gear is automatically shifted up and down depending on the engine load and driving speed, 3rd and 4th gears are not engaged.

In position "1" the car moves only in 1st gear, 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears are not engaged. This achieves the maximum possible engine braking efficiency.

When operating a car with an automatic transmission, you need to know that the gearbox is lubricated only when the engine is running. Therefore, if you have to tow the car, you must do so with the drive wheels raised. It is prohibited to move with the ignition off. It is also prohibited to push the car to start the engine.

When operating the vehicle, the following requirements must be met:
  • the battery must not be disconnected when the engine is running;
  • when the ignition is on, you cannot disconnect the computer;
  • before connecting any connector, check the condition of all connectors and terminals;
  • check the condition of the mechanical lock;
  • when checking electrical equipment, the battery must be charged;
  • it is prohibited to use a power source with a voltage higher than 16 V;
  • it is prohibited to use the test lamp.

Figure 6.99. Automatic transmission markings: A, B - marking locations

Figure 6.99. Automatic transmission markings: A, B - marking locations




The gearbox marking is applied on a self-adhesive plate in zone A (figure 6.99) or engraving in zone B

Possible places of leakage of working fluid in automatic transmission and methods of elimination



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Leak locationsMethod of elimination
Gear shift shaft under the multi-function switchReplace the sealing ring
Filler capReplace the plug seal
Seal at the differential outletReplace the seal
Speedometer drive gearReplace the sealing ring
Heat exchangerCheck the tightness of the hollow bolt.
Check the heat exchanger gasket
Solenoid valveReplace the sealing ring
Between the main crankcase and the rear coverReplace the gearbox
Plug with hole for hydraulic unit wiring harnessReplace the sealing ring
Hydraulic block housingCheck the tightness of the hydraulic unit.
Check the crankcase gasket
Sector axis with ballsReplace the sealing ring
Between the main housing and the torque converter housingReplace the gearbox
Speed sensorReplace the sealing ring
Plug for determining the level of working fluidReplace the sealing gasket
Pressure sensor in the circuitReplace the sealing ring
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