IT38G Integrated Toolcarrier and 938G Wheel Loader Power Train Caterpillar


Transmission - Disassemble

Usage:

IT38G 1CW

Disassembly Procedure

Table 1
Required Tools    
Tool     Part Number     Part Description     Qty    
A     138-7573     Link Bracket     1    
B     8B-7548     Push-Puller Tool Gp     1    
C     1P-2420     Transmission Repair Stand     1    
D     2P-8312     Retaining Ring Pliers     1    
E     8S-2328     Dial Indicator Gp     1    
F     9U-7480     Compressing Tube     1    
G     1P-1863     Retaining Ring Pliers     1    
H     9U-7479     Compressing Tube     1    
I     1U-6341     Threaded Rod     1    
J     5P-7970     Nut     1    

Start By:

  1. Separate the transmission from the torque converter. Refer to Disassembly and Assembly, "Transmission and Torque Converter - Separate".

Note: Cleanliness is an important factor. Before the disassembly procedure, the exterior of the component should be thoroughly cleaned. This will help to prevent dirt from entering the internal mechanism.

Note: Put identification marks on all sections of the transmission for assembly purposes.


    NOTICE

    Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are contained during performance of inspection, maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the product. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable containers before opening any compartment or disassembling any component containing fluids.

    Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, "Caterpillar Tools and Shop Products Guide" for tools and supplies suitable to collect and contain fluids on Caterpillar products.

    Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations and mandates.


  1. Drain the transmission fluid into a suitable container for storage or disposal. The capacity of the transmission is 30 L (8 US gal).



    Illustration 1g00730160

  1. Remove bolt (2), retainer (3), and yoke (4) .



    Illustration 2g00743708

  1. Remove bolts (5) and remove retainer (6). Check O-ring seal (7) for damage or wear. Replace the seal, if it is necessary. The O-ring seal (7) is located behind retainer (6). Remove brake drum (8) .



    Illustration 3g00743715

  1. Remove four bolts (9). Remove tube assembly (10) .

  1. Check O-ring seal (11) for damage or wear. The O-ring seal (11) is located on each end of the tube assembly. Replace the seal if it is necessary.



    Illustration 4g00747980

  1. Remove the transmission cover.



    Illustration 5g00730163

  1. Install Tooling (A) to shaft (13). Attach a hoist and a suitable lifting sling to Tooling (A) .

    Note: Hold input shaft (12) away from shaft (13) for clearance.

  1. Use the hoist to lift shaft (13) straight up out of transmission case. The weight of shaft (13) is 41 kg (90 lb).



    Illustration 6g00730182

  1. Install Tooling (A) to shaft (15). Attach a hoist and a suitable lifting sling to Tooling (A) .

    Note: Hold input shaft (1) away from shaft (4) for clearance.

  1. Use the hoist to lift shaft (4) straight up out of transmission case. The weight of shaft (15) is 46 kg (101 lb).



    Illustration 7g00730186

  1. Install Tooling (A) to input shaft (12). Attach a hoist and a suitable lifting sling to Tooling (A) .

  1. Use the hoist to carefully remove input shaft (1) from transmission case (3). The weight of the input shaft is 17 kg (37.5 lb).



    Illustration 8g00730198

  1. Install Tooling (A) to output shaft (16). Attach a hoist and a suitable lifting sling to Tooling (A) .

  1. Use the hoist to carefully remove output shaft (17) from transmission case. The weight of the output shaft is 80 kg (176 lb).



    Illustration 9g00747113

  1. Remove thrust disc (150) from transmission case (14) .



    Illustration 10g00730210

  1. Install Tooling (B). Remove bearing (17) from output shaft (18) .



    Illustration 11g00730212

  1. Position shaft assembly (16) on Tooling (C) .



    Illustration 12g00730214

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (19). Remove thrust disc (20) .



    Illustration 13g00730217

  1. Remove gear (21) .



    Illustration 14g00743729

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (22) .

  1. Separate hub assembly (23) from gear (21). Remove sleeve bearing (24), if it is necessary.



    Illustration 15g00743739

  1. Remove thrust disc (25) and retainer (26) .



    Illustration 16g00730219

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (27) .



    Illustration 17g00744470



    Illustration 18g00744313

    Typical Example

    (W) End plate. (X) Retaining ring. (Z) Oil passage. (Y) Running clearance.

  1. Use Tooling (E), a suitable air supply and the following procedure to measure the running clearance of the clutch pack:

    1. Place the shaft in the vertical position. End plate (W) that will be measured should be facing upward.

    1. Make sure that end plate (W) is free.

    1. Position the tip of Tooling (E) on end plate (W). Zero Tooling (E) .

      ------ WARNING! ------

      Personal injury can result from applying air pressure without the lock ring securely in place.

      If the lock ring is not secure, the end plate and discs can suddenly come out with great force.

      Make sure lock ring is securely in place before applying air pressure to clutch pack.

      ----------------------

    1. Apply air pressure of approximately 140 kPa (20 psi) to appropriate passage (Z) in the shaft for the clutch that is being checked.

    1. End plate (W) should move upward and end plate (W) should contact retaining ring (X). The dial indicator will display the distance between end plate (W) and retaining ring (X). This is the running clearance of the clutch pack. For the proper running clearance, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Transmission Clutch Running Clearance - Check" for the machine that is being serviced.



    Illustration 19g00744201

  1. Use a screwdriver to remove retaining ring (28) .



    Illustration 20g00744226



    Illustration 21g00744206

  1. Remove one end plate (29), clutch plates (31), and disc assembly (30) .



    Illustration 22g00744228

  1. Install Tooling (F), Tooling (I), and Tooling (J) in order to compress the wave spring. The wave spring is not shown.

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (32). Release the pressure on the wave spring and remove Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 23g00744234

  1. Remove balance seal assembly (33) .



    Illustration 24g00744239

  1. Remove wave spring (34) .



    Illustration 25g00744341

  1. Apply suitable air pressure to the passage in order to move piston (35) upward. Remove piston (35) from shaft (2) .



    Illustration 26g00744343

  1. Balance seal assembly (33), wave spring (34), and piston (35) upon removal. Check the lips on the seals for damage or wear. Replace the seals if it is necessary.



    Illustration 27g00744358

  1. Use a lifting eyebolt, and a hoist in order to turn the shaft to the opposite side.



    Illustration 28g00744346

  1. Remove four seal rings (36) .



    Illustration 29g00744366

  1. Remove the thrust disc (37) .



    Illustration 30g00744373

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (38) .



    Illustration 31g00744375

  1. Remove gear (39) .



    Illustration 32g00744379

  1. Remove thrust disc (40) .



    Illustration 33g00744383

  1. Remove gear and hub assembly (41) .



    Illustration 34g00744424



    Illustration 35g00744385

  1. Use Tooling (G) to remove retaining ring (42) .

  1. Separate hub assembly (43) from gear (41) .

  1. If necessary, remove sleeve bearing (44) .



    Illustration 36g00744456

  1. Remove thrust disc (45) and ring retainer (46) .



    Illustration 37g00744470



    Illustration 38g00744313

    Typical Example

    (Z) Oil passage. (W) End plate. (X) Retaining ring. (Y) Running clearance.

  1. Use Tooling (E), a suitable air supply and the following procedure to measure the running clearance of the clutch pack:

    1. Place the shaft in the vertical position. End plate (W) that will be measured should be facing upward.

    1. Make sure that end plate (W) is free.

    1. Position the tip of Tooling (E) on end plate (W). Zero Tooling (E) .

      ------ WARNING! ------

      Personal injury can result from applying air pressure without the lock ring securely in place.

      If the lock ring is not secure, the end plate and discs can suddenly come out with great force.

      Make sure lock ring is securely in place before applying air pressure to clutch pack.

      ----------------------

    1. Apply air pressure of approximately 140 kPa (20 psi) to appropriate passage (Z) in the shaft for the clutch that is being checked.

    1. End plate (W) should move upward and end plate (W) should contact retaining ring (X). The dial indicator will display the distance between end plate (W) and retaining ring (X). This is the running clearance of the clutch pack. For the proper running clearance, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Transmission Clutch Running Clearance - Check" for the machine that is being serviced.



    Illustration 39g00744473

  1. Use a screwdriver to remove retaining ring (47) .



    Illustration 40g00744501

  1. Remove one end plate (48), clutch plates (49) and friction discs (50) .



    Illustration 41g00744504

  1. End plate (48), clutch plates (49), and friction discs (50) upon removal.



    Illustration 42g00744508

  1. Use Tooling (G) to remove snap ring (51) .



    Illustration 43g00744509



    Illustration 44g00744511

  1. Position the shaft assembly so snap ring (52) lines up with the opening on Tooling (H) .

  1. Install Tooling (H), Tooling (I), and Tooling (J) in order to compress the wave spring. The wave spring is not shown. Use Tooling (D) in order to remove snap ring (52). Remove Tooling (H) .



    Illustration 45g00744518

  1. Remove balance piston (53) .



    Illustration 46g00744519

  1. Remove wave spring (54) .



    Illustration 47g00744520

  1. Remove piston (55) .



    Illustration 48g00744522

  1. Balance seal assembly (53), wave spring (54), and piston (55) upon removal. Check the lips on the seals for damage or wear. Replace the seals if it is necessary.



    Illustration 49g00744526



    Illustration 50g00744544

  1. Remove seal rings (56), and (57) from piston (55). Replace the seals if it is necessary.



    Illustration 51g00744554

  1. Position shaft (58) on Tooling (C), as shown.



    Illustration 52g00744558

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (59) and remove thrust disc (60) .



    Illustration 53g00744560

  1. Remove gear and hub assembly (61) .



    Illustration 54g00744565

  1. Use Tooling (G) to remove retaining ring (62) .

  1. Separate hub (63) from gear (61). If necessary, remove sleeve bearing (64) .



    Illustration 55g00744589

  1. Remove thrust disc (65) and retainer (66) .



    Illustration 56g00744593

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (67) .



    Illustration 57g00744470



    Illustration 58g00744313

    Typical Example

    (Z) Oil passage. (W) End plate. (X) Retaining ring. (Y) Running clearance.

  1. Use Tooling (E), a suitable air supply and the following procedure to measure the running clearance of the clutch pack:

    1. Place the shaft in the vertical position. End plate (W) that will be measured should be facing upward.

    1. Make sure that end plate (W) is free.

    1. Position the tip of Tooling (E) on end plate (W). Zero Tooling (E) .

      ------ WARNING! ------

      Personal injury can result from applying air pressure without the lock ring securely in place.

      If the lock ring is not secure, the end plate and discs can suddenly come out with great force.

      Make sure lock ring is securely in place before applying air pressure to clutch pack.

      ----------------------

    1. Apply air pressure of approximately 140 kPa (20 psi) to appropriate passage (Z) in the shaft for the clutch that is being checked.

    1. End plate (W) should move upward and end plate (W) should contact retaining ring (X). The dial indicator will display the distance between end plate (W) and retaining ring (X). This is the running clearance of the clutch pack. For the proper running clearance, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Transmission Clutch Running Clearance - Check" for the machine that is being serviced.



    Illustration 59g00744686

  1. Use a screwdriver to remove retaining ring (68) .



    Illustration 60g00744687

  1. Remove one end plate (61), clutch plates (62), and friction discs (63) .



    Illustration 61g00744690

  1. End plate (61), clutch plates (62), and friction plates (63) .



    Illustration 62g00744708

  1. Position the shaft assembly with retaining ring (64) in line with the opening in Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 63g00744710

  1. Install Tooling (F), Tooling (I), and Tooling (J) in order to compress the wave spring. The wave spring is not shown. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (64). Remove Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 64g00744718

  1. Remove balance seal assembly (65) .



    Illustration 65g00744713

  1. Remove wave spring (66) .



    Illustration 66g00744728

  1. Remove piston assembly (67) .



    Illustration 67g00744731

  1. Balance seal assembly (65), wave spring (66), and piston (67) upon removal. Check the lips on the seals for damage or wear. Replace the seals if it is necessary.



    Illustration 68g00744750

  1. Reposition the shaft assembly, as shown. Remove three seal rings (68). Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (69) .



    Illustration 69g00744754

  1. Remove thrust disc (70) .



    Illustration 70g00744755

  1. Remove washer (71) and gear (72) .



    Illustration 71g00744757

  1. Remove spacer assembly (73) .



    Illustration 72g00744758

  1. Remove thrust disc (74), the gear, and hub assembly (75) .



    Illustration 73g00744764

  1. Use Tooling (G) to remove retaining ring (76). Separate gear (75) from hub assembly (77). If necessary, remove sleeve bearing (78) .



    Illustration 74g00744767

  1. Remove thrust disc (79) and retainer (80) .



    Illustration 75g00744769

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (81) .



    Illustration 76g00744470



    Illustration 77g00744313

    Typical Example

    (Z) Oil passage. (W) End plate. (X) Retaining ring. (Y) Running clearance.

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (81) .

  1. Use Tooling (E), a suitable air supply and the following procedure to measure the running clearance of the clutch pack:

    1. Place the shaft in the vertical position. End plate (W) that will be measured should be facing upward.

    1. Make sure that end plate (W) is free.

    1. Position the tip of Tooling (E) on end plate (W). Zero Tooling (E) .

      ------ WARNING! ------

      Personal injury can result from applying air pressure without the lock ring securely in place.

      If the lock ring is not secure, the end plate and discs can suddenly come out with great force.

      Make sure lock ring is securely in place before applying air pressure to clutch pack.

      ----------------------

    1. Apply air pressure of approximately 140 kPa (20 psi) to appropriate passage (Z) in the shaft for the clutch that is being checked.

    1. End plate (W) should move and end plate (W) should contact retaining ring (X). The dial indicator will display the distance between end plate (W) and retaining ring (X). This is the running clearance of the clutch pack. For the proper running clearance, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Transmission Clutch Running Clearance - Check" for the machine that is being serviced.



    Illustration 78g00744787

  1. Use a screwdriver to remove retaining ring (82) .



    Illustration 79g00744788

  1. Remove one end plate (83), clutch plates (84), and friction discs (85) .



    Illustration 80g00744794

  1. Exploded view of end plate (83), clutch plates (84), and friction discs (85) upon removal.



    Illustration 81g00744827



    Illustration 82g00744836

  1. Position the shaft assembly with the opening in retaining ring (86) in line with the opening in Tooling (F) .

  1. Install Tooling (F), Tooling (I), and Tooling (J) in order to compress the wave spring. The wave spring is not shown.

  1. Use Tool (D) to remove retaining ring (86) and remove Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 83g00744837

  1. Remove balance seal assembly (87) .



    Illustration 84g00744876

  1. Remove wave spring (88) .



    Illustration 85g00744923

  1. Remove piston seal (89) .



    Illustration 86g00744932

  1. Position shaft (90) on Tooling (C), as shown.



    Illustration 87g00744943

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (91) and remove thrust disc (92) .



    Illustration 88g00744944

  1. Remove gear and hub assembly (93) .



    Illustration 89g00744946

  1. Use Tooling (G) to remove retaining ring (94). Separate gear (93) from hub assembly (95). Remove sleeve bearing (96), if necessary.



    Illustration 90g00744980

  1. Remove thrust disc (97) and retainer (98) .



    Illustration 91g00744987

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (99) .



    Illustration 92g00745099



    Illustration 93g00744313

    Typical Example

    (Z) Oil passage. (W) End plate. (X) Retaining ring. (Y) Running clearance.

  1. Use Tooling (E), a suitable air supply and the following procedure to measure the running clearance of the clutch pack:

    1. Place the shaft in the vertical position. End plate (W) that will be measured should be facing upward.

    1. Make sure that end plate (W) is free.

    1. Position the tip of Tooling (E) on end plate (W). Zero Tooling (E) .

      ------ WARNING! ------

      Personal injury can result from applying air pressure without the lock ring securely in place.

      If the lock ring is not secure, the end plate and discs can suddenly come out with great force.

      Make sure lock ring is securely in place before applying air pressure to clutch pack.

      ----------------------

    1. Apply air pressure of approximately 140 kPa (20 psi) to appropriate passage (Z) in the shaft for the clutch that is being checked.

    1. End plate (W) should move upward and end plate (W) should contact retaining ring (X). The dial indicator will display the distance between the end plate (W) and retaining ring (X). This is the running clearance of the clutch pack. For the proper running clearance, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Transmission Clutch Running Clearance - Check" for the machine that is being serviced.



    Illustration 94g00745345

  1. Use a screwdriver to remove retaining ring (100) .



    Illustration 95g00747830

  1. Remove one end plate (101), clutch plates (102), and friction discs (103) .



    Illustration 96g00745484

  1. Position the shaft so the opening in retaining ring (104) will line up with the opening in Tool (F) .



    Illustration 97g00745502

  1. Install Tooling (F), Tooling (I), and Tooling (J) in order to compress the wave spring. Use Tooling (D) to remove the retaining ring (104). Remove Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 98g00745504

  1. Remove balance seal assembly (105) .



    Illustration 99g00745513

  1. Remove wave spring (106) .



    Illustration 100g00745527

  1. Remove piston assembly (107) .



    Illustration 101g00745528

  1. Position the shaft assembly with the opposite end upward, as shown. Remove three seal rings (108). Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (109) .



    Illustration 102g00745537

  1. Remove thrust disc (110) and gear assembly (111) .



    Illustration 103g00745540

  1. Remove two sleeve bearings (112), if necessary.



    Illustration 104g00745547

  1. Remove thrust disc (113) and retainer (114) .



    Illustration 105g00745551



    Illustration 106g00744313

    Typical Example

    (Z) Oil passage. (W) End plate. (X) Retaining ring. (Y) Running clearance.

  1. Use Tooling (E), a suitable air supply and the following procedure to measure the running clearance of the clutch pack:

    1. Place the shaft in the vertical position. End plate (W) that will be measured should be facing upward.

    1. Make sure that end plate (W) is free.

    1. Position the tip of Tooling (E) on end plate (W). Zero Tooling (E) .

      ------ WARNING! ------

      Personal injury can result from applying air pressure without the lock ring securely in place.

      If the lock ring is not secure, the end plate and discs can suddenly come out with great force.

      Make sure lock ring is securely in place before applying air pressure to clutch pack.

      ----------------------

    1. Apply air pressure of approximately 140 kPa (20 psi) to appropriate passage (Z) in the shaft for the clutch that is being checked.

    1. End plate (W) should move upward and end plate (W) should contact retaining ring (X). The dial indicator will display the distance between the end plate (W) and the retaining ring (X). This is the running clearance of the clutch pack. For the proper running clearance, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Transmission Clutch Running Clearance - Check" for the machine that is being serviced.



    Illustration 107g00745555

  1. Use Tooling (D) to remove retaining ring (115). Use a screwdriver to remove retaining ring (116) .



    Illustration 108g00745558

  1. Remove one end plate (117), clutch plates (118), and friction discs (119) .



    Illustration 109g00745564

  1. End plate (117), clutch plates (118), and friction discs (119) upon removal.



    Illustration 110g00745565

  1. Position the shaft assembly so the opening in retaining ring (120) will be in line with the opening in Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 111g00745566

  1. Install Tooling (F), Tooling (I), and Tooling (J) in order to compress the wave spring. The wave spring is not shown. Use Tooling (G) to remove retaining ring (120). Remove Tooling (F) .



    Illustration 112g00745569

  1. Remove balance seal assembly (121) .



    Illustration 113g00745579

  1. Remove wave spring (122) .



    Illustration 114g00745589

  1. Remove piston seal (123) .



    Illustration 115g00745598

    Typical Example

  1. Check O-ring seal (125) for damage or wear. Replace the O-ring seal if it is necessary.



    Illustration 116g00745600

  1. Remove three bolts (126) and cover (127). Check the O-ring seal on cover (127) for damage or wear. Replace the O-ring seal if it is necessary.



    Illustration 117g00745611

  1. Remove suction screen (128) and the magnet. The magnet is not shown.



    Illustration 118g00745615

  1. Remove four socket head bolts (129). Remove parking brake group (130) from the brake drum.



    Illustration 119g00745620

  1. Remove ten bolts (131) .



    Illustration 120g00745704

  1. Install two suitable sized forcing screws, as shown. Use two people to remove bearing cage (132) .



    Illustration 121g00745706

  1. Check O-ring seal (133) for damage or wear. Replace the O-ring if it is necessary. If necessary, remove roller bearing cup (134) and lip seal (135) .



    Illustration 122g00745707

  1. Remove spacer (136) .



    Illustration 123g00745746

  1. Remove gear (137), roller bearing cone (138), and output shaft (139) as a unit.



    Illustration 124g00745762

  1. Use a suitable press to remove roller bearing cone (138), and gear (137) from shaft (139) .



    Illustration 125g00745765

  1. Remove five bolts (140) .



    Illustration 126g00745770

  1. Install two suitable sized forcing screws, as shown. Remove bearing cage (141) .



    Illustration 127g00745772

  1. Check O-ring seal (142) for damage or wear. Replace the O-ring if it is necessary. If necessary, remove roller bearing cup (143). Remove shim pack (144) and mark the shims for assembly purposes.



    Illustration 128g00745774

  1. Remove two bolts (145) and cover (148) .



    Illustration 129g00745787

  1. Remove spacer (147). Check the O-ring seal on spacer (147) for damage or wear. Replace the O-ring seal if it is necessary.



    Illustration 130g00745789

  1. Remove flow control valve (148) .



    Illustration 131g00745793

  1. Remove O-ring seals (149) from flow control valve (148) .

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