Transmission Shifting
Ken Mosher
Procedure
Here's a little table that might help show where my conclusions are coming from:

Range Gear 4th
clutch
Overdrive
Roller
Overrun
Clutch
Direct
Clutch
Intermediate
Band
Forward
Clutch
Low Roller
Clutch
Low Reverse
Clutch
P-N . . Holding . . . . . .
OD 1st . Holding . . . Applied Holding .
2nd . Holding . . Applied Applied . .
3rd . Holding . Appl'd . Applied . .
4th Appl'd . . Appl'd . Applied . .
D 1st . . Applied . . Applied Holding .
2nd . . Applied . Applied Applied . .
3rd . . Applied Appl'd . Applied . .
2 1st . . Applied . . Applied Holding .
2nd . . Applied . Applied Applied . .
1 1st . . Applied . . Applied . Applied
R Rev . Holding . Appl'd . . . Applied

Notice that the intermediate band is only applied in 2nd gear in all cases.
Then the 3rd gear clutches engage and the band disengages.
The direct clutch is inside the drum assembly.

So, from the above, I get...

1->2 clutches release and band engages
2->3 band disengages and 3rd gear clutches (direct clutch) engage
3->4 4th gear clutches engage (direct clutch remains engages)

I admit that I have the advantage of looking at the diagrams in the manual to see how all these parts fit together and it's tough to explain all this without the pictures.



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