<p><img src='https://t1.daumcdn.net/cfile/cafe/240D5A3B56F1EACA02' class="txc-image" /></p><p class="cafe-editor-text">미션쪽 코드떠서 구글링해봐는데 아래질답이 비슷한거 같더라구요 번역기는 못알아먹겠고 <br />영어잘하시는분 해석좀 부탁드립니다 <br /><br />Q<br />car year: 2002<br />car model: 530i<br />I changed the auto trans fluid and filter at 82000 miles.,now 90000 miles and fault code p0741 is showing . I cleared it a few times and it keeps coming back again after a few weeks. I checked the fluid and it was o k. Which parts need changing?<br /><br />A <br />The P0741 fault code is a transmission fault code for “Torque Converter Clutch Performance or Stuck Open”. This is telling us that there is a problem with the torque converter’s lock-up clutch.<br /><br />Most BMW models with automatic transmissions, from the late ’80s-on, utilize a clutch within the torque converter. The clutch engages when at a steady cruise at highway speeds. This bypasses the normal fluid coupling through the torque converter and improves fuel mileage.<br /><br />The P0741 fault code could be due to a problem within the lock-up clutch itself or the hydraulic control circuit within the transmission control valve body or the electrical control circuit or solenoid that operates the hydraulic circuit via the valve in the valve body. Additionally, the fault could be as simple as a corroded (or fluid soaked) harness connector plug at the transmission (where the vehicle electrical harness connects to the transmission).<br /><br />Your transmission is a 5-speed model (A5S-325Z). This means that you will have four up-shifts to be in 5th gear. Once in 5th gear (note that this all applies to earlier 4-speed auto transmissions, but the top gear will be 4th, not 5th), and you are at a steady speed, the transmission should tell the clutch in the torque converter to lock-up, or engage. This is like another final gear change …. as if you had another gear, or a 6th gear. Before the converter locks, you can slightly vary the accelerator and you can see the engine RPM vary slightly, without the vehicle speed changing. Once the converter locks up, if you slightly vary the throttle, the RPM will not change as it does with the converter unlocked. It will act like a manual transmission. If you press the throttle a bit more, the converter will unlock and you will see the RPM jump up a couple to a few hundred RPM.<br /><br />So, here’s what you should experience, if you run through a test to see if the converter is locking:<br /><br />1) Shifter in D – Drive<br /><br />2) Starting to move, you will be in 1st gear<br /><br />3) Note shift to 2nd gear as you accelerate (as each gear is changed, RPM will drop by a few hundred RPM).<br /><br />4) Note shift to 3rd gear<br /><br />5) Note shift to 4th gear<br /><br />6) Note shift to 5th gear<br /><br />7) Lighten up on the acceleration to transition to a steady cruise. Watch the RPM. Play with varying the rpm by a couple hundred RPM and note that the RPM changes but the vehicle speed stays fairly constant.<br /><br />8) Back to steady state running (above 45mph) and note when (if ) the converter locks up and the RPM drops by another 200 to 300 RPM. At this stage, if you slightly vary the throttle (as in step 7) the RPM will not change.<br /><br />9) Push on the throttle a bit more and the converter will unlock and put you back to step 7. If you push harder on the throttle, the transmission will downshift to 4th gear (step 5). If you lighten up, it will shift back to 5th … and then into lock-up.<br /><br />If you can not detect the lock-up, then the clutch is not functioning. We would suggest that you first inspect the transmission harness electrical connection plugs for fluid or corrosion. After this, a more detailed code reading will be required, using a full diagnostic tool that would be employed by a BMW independent or dealer technician.<br /><br /><br />리플<br /><br />gary grimsley permalink<br /><br />I have the same indications as above. It has done this for about 2 years and have driven at least 10K miles. Is it OK to just drive it this way???? Still get 25 MPG and no other problems. What would it cost for a repair???? Please give me your advise. Thanks 2003 530i 90K miles….<br /><br />Otto permalink<br /><br />If the clutch is not locking, there will be no collateral damage in continuing to drive. You will just loose a small amount of fuel economy. The repair would depend on the source of the non-functioning lock-up clutch. This could be a transmission control (electronic) issue, a valve body issue or a fault within the torque converter. All can be dealt with without removing the transmission, except the torque converter. However, the source of the fault would need to be determined as a first stage.<br /><br />Gary Grimsley permalink<br /><br />Thanks for your quick reply. Just watched your video on ATF and filter chg. Other owners with the same trouble have not had any luck with a change of fluid and filter. A torque converter change seemed to fix most of the time. The $800 to $1500 fix may not be wise???? The car runs and shifts smooth. Any advise???? You hear so many cases of poor results of transmission repairs gone bad after spending a few thousand dollars.<br /><br />Otto permalink<br /><br />If it is determined that a new converter is needed (vs. valve control solenoid, valve body or wiring issues), then there is no reason that it would not fix the issue. the replacement is very straight forward …. similar to replacing the clutch for a manual transmission. As noted before, continued driving as it is should not cause any further problems or faults.<br /></p>
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첫댓글 위 고장코드 p0741은 토크 컨버터의 락업 클러치문제라고 애기하네요
네 그건알겠는데 해결방법이 나와있나해서
또는 하이드롤릭 콩트럴 서킷 또는 콘트럴 밸브 바디 ㅡ 문제 일수 있다고 써있네요
45마일 정도로 달리다가 알피엠을 2~3백 살짝 올리며 가다가 갑자기 다시 2~300 알피엠이 떨어지면 락업클러치 고장일거라 써있네요 운전하면서 1단부터 5단까지 변속되는 알피엠을 잘 느껴보면 알수 있다구요 ㅎ
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