Kia Carens: Clutch & Brake / Flow diagram
P,N
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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▣ Direction of Rotation
▶Lower & Reverse Brake (LR/B) Activation → Overdrive (O/D) Hub Lock →
Mid & Rear P/C Lock
▶Input Shaft Rotation → Rear Sun Gear Rotation → Rear Inner Pinion Rotation
(Reverse) → Rear Outer Pinion Rotation → Rear Annulus Gear Rotation →
Front Annulus Gear Rotation → Front Pinion Rotation → Front Sun Gear Rotation
(Reverse) → Underdrive (U/D) Hub Rotation (Reverse)
▶Input shaft rotation → Overdrive Clutch (OD/C) Retainer Rotation
▶Input shaft rotation → 35R Clutch Rotation
R
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Middle carrier locked and middle sun gear in rotation
▶ Rotating the middle planetary gear's sun gear while its carrier is locked
in place slows down and reverse rotates the annulus gear (front carrier), resulting
in power transfer to the front carrier.
▶ The rear planetary gear's rear and front annulus gears rotate at a reduced
rate, resulting in reverse, zero load rotation of the front planetary gear's
front sun gear.
D1
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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(°)
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Front sun gear and middle & rear carrier locked and rear sun gear in constant
rotation
▶ When the rear sun gear is rotated, power is reduced at the rear planetary
gear and then delivered to the rear and front annulus gears. The power is then
reduced again at the front planetary gear, whose sun gear is locked in place,
and then delivered to the front carrier.
▶ Here, the middle annulus gear, which comprises of a single unit with the
front carrier, rotates and results in reverse, zero load rotation of the middle
sun gear.
D2
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Front sun gear and middle sun gear locked and rear sun gear in constant
rotation
▶ Rotating the rear sun gear delivers power to the rear & front annulus gears,
and reaction from the front carrier and the middle annulus gear, to which the
sun gear is attached, transfers to the middle and rear carriers, resulting in
power equilibrium and power transfer to the front carrier.
D3
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Front sun gear locked and middle and rear sun gears in rotation
▶ Rotating the middle sun gear and the rear sun gear transfers power to the
rear and front annulus gears, and reaction from the front carrier and the middle
annulus gear, to which the sun gear is attached, transfers to the middle and
rear carriers, resulting in power equilibrium and power transfer to the front
carrier.
D4
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Front sun gear locked and rear carrier and rear sun gears in rotation
▶ Activation of the overdrive clutch (OD/C) synchronizes the rear planetary
gear's carrier and sun gears. The 1:1 rotation ratio passes through the rear
and front annulus gears and reaches the front planetary gear's front carrier,
to which the sun gear is attached.
▶ Here, the middle planetary gear's middle sun gear rotates at a faster rate
in the normal direction and at zero load due to the actions of the reduced annulus
gear and the carrier having a 1:1 rotation ratio.
D5
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Middle and rear carriers, middle sun gear, and rear sun gear in rotation
▶ The middle planetary gear's middle carrier and sun gear rotate simultaneously,
resulting in the 1:1 rotation ratio being transferred to the middle annulus
gear (front carrier).
▶ Here, the rear planetary gear rotates in a 1:1 rotation ratio, as it would
when the 4th gear is engaged; however, the front planetary gear remains unrestrained
and the front sun gear rotates in the normal direction, at a zero load, and
at a rotation ratio of 1:1.
D6
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UD/B
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LR/B
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26/B
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35R/C
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OD/C
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OWC
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●
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●
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▣ Power Delivery Route
▶ Middle carrier in rotation and middle sun gear locked
▶ When the middle planetary gear's sun gear is locked in place and the train's
carrier's allowed to rotate, the middle annulus gear increases its rate of rotation
and transfers power to the front carrier.
▶ Here, the rear planetary gear maintains a 1:1 rotation ratio as it would
when 4th or 5th gear is engaged; however, the front planetary gear remains unrestrained
and the front sun gear rotates at a faster rate in the normal direction and
at zero load.
Components Location
1. Overdrive
clutch (OD/C)
2. One way clutch (OWC)
3. Low & Reverse brake (LR/B)
4. Underdrive brake (UD/B)
5. 26
brake ...
Other information:
Park the vehicle and stop the engine. Arm the system as described below.
1.Turn off the engine.
2.Make sure that all doors, the engine hood and tailgate are closed and latched.
3. • Lock the doors by pressing the button of the front outside door handle with
the smart key in your possession.
After ...
Removal and Installation
Engine Mounting Bracket
1.
Remove the engine room under cover.
(Refer to Engine And Transaxle Assembly - "Engine Room Under Cover")
2.
Install the jack under the edge of lower oil pan t ...