Code 025112 — RBK solenoid valve — Short circuit or low-resistance connection to ground of supply-sided connection of the working coil.

Procedure

1 Perform actuator test

Perform actuator test

Procedure

2 Check solenoid valve

Procedure

  1. Use ALADIN to perform an actuator test.

  2. Perform an electrical check on the solenoid valves
    DIWA.6: → Perform electric check of DIWA 6 solenoid valves
    DIWA.5 → Perform an electric check on the DIWA 5 solenoid valve.

  3. Replace a defective solenoid coil.

  4. Disassemble the control block

  5. Make the pistons of the control blocks run freely.

  6. Perform an electrical check on all solenoid coils again.

DIWA.6 and DIWA.5

Solenoid valve

Pin transm.

Pin transm.

Pin E300.1

Pin E300.1

SK solenoid valve (input clutch)

SK 9 (203)

SKM 25 (3)

SK 3 (203)

SKM 3 (14)

DK solenoid valve (lockup clutch)

DK 10 (202)

DKM 26 (2)

DK 2 (202)

DKM 13 (2)

EK solenoid valve (overdrive clutch)

EK 11 (201)

EKM 27 (1)

EK 1 (201)

EKM 12 (1)

PB solenoid valve (pump brake)

PB 12 (208)

PBM 28 (4)

PB 8 (208)

PBM 15 (4)

WP solenoid valve (turbine brake)

WP 13 (210)

WP 10 (210)

RBK solenoid valve

RBK 14 (204)

RBKM 29 (6)

RBK 4 (204)

RBKM 17 (6)

RBG solenoid valve

RBG 15 (207)

RBG 7 (207)

TB solenoid valve

TB 16 (205)

TBM 30 (5)

TB 5 (205)

TBM 16 (5)

WR solenoid valve

WR 17 (209)

WR 9 (209)

EO solenoid valve

EO 18 (206)

EO 6 (206)

Solenoid valve pin assignment

2.1 Perform electric check of DIWA 6 solenoid valves

Wiring diagram solenoid valves, general

Wiring diagram solenoid valves, general

1. Measurement winding

2. Power winding

Attention!

The check may only take place when the cables are deenergized!

Therefore, switch off the ignition prior to measuring.

For further details, please refer to the wiring diagram (transmission) of the respective vehicle.

Checking the solenoid valves in front of the controller

Checking the solenoid valves in front of the controller

  1. Disconnect the connectors A and B from cable 1 on the controller (1).

  2. Connect the adapter (2) and the measuring cable (3). Special tools measuring cable and adapter are required.

  3. Power winding:
    Measure the resistance between the connectors EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, EO, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and 2x MV-GND (green) on the measuring cable (4).

    Rtarget = 11-20 ohm

  4. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the connector EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, EO, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and the vehicle ground (5).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

  5. Measurement winding
    Measure the resistance between the connectors EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and MVM-GND (green) on the measuring cable (4).

    Rtarget = 5-10 ohm.

  6. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short-circuit to ground between the connector EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and vehicle ground (5).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

Check the solenoid valves in front of the transmission

Check the solenoid valves in front of the transmission

  1. Disconnect cable 1 from the wiring harness on the transmission connector (1).

  2. Connect the measuring cable (3) to the transmission connector.

  3. Power winding:
    Measure the resistance between connector EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, EO, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and 2x MV-GND (green) on the measuring cable (2).

    Rtarget = 11-20 ohm

  4. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the connector EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, EO, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and the vehicle ground (4).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

  5. Measurement winding
    Measure the resistance between the connector EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and the MVM-GND on the measuring cable (green) (2).

    Rtarget = 5-10 ohm.

  6. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the connector EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and vehicle ground (4).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

Checking the solenoid valve

Checking the solenoid valve

1. Power winding

2. Measurement winding

Procedure

  1. Remove control cover.

  2. Power winding:
    Measure the resistance between pin contacts 2 and 4 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve.

    Rtarget = 11±0.7 Ω.

  3. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between pin contacts 2 or 4 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve against vehicle ground.

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

  4. Measurement winding
    Measure the short circuit to ground between pin contacts 1 and 3 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve.

    Rtarget = 5.2±0.3 Ω

  5. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the pin contacts 1 or 3 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve against vehicle ground.

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

2.2 Perform an electric check on the DIWA 5 solenoid valve.

Wiring diagram, solenoid valves DIWA.5

Wiring diagram, solenoid valves DIWA.5

1. Measurement winding

2. Power winding

Attention!

The check may only take place when the cables are deenergized!

Therefore, switch off the ignition prior to measuring.

For further details, please refer to the wiring diagram (transmission) of the respective vehicle.

Checking the solenoid valves in front of the controller

Checking the solenoid valves in front of the controller

  1. Disconnect the connectors A and B from cable 1 on the controller (1).

  2. Connect the adapter (2) and the measuring cable (3). Special tools measuring cable and adapter are required.

  3. Power winding:
    Measure the resistance between the connectors EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and 2x MV-GND (green) on the measuring cable (4).

    Rtarget = 11-20 ohm

  4. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the connector EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and vehicle ground (5).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

  5. Measurement winding
    Measure the resistance between the connectors EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and MVM-GND (green) on the measuring cable (4).

    Rtarget = 5-10 ohm.

  6. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short-circuit to ground between the connector EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and vehicle ground (5).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

Check the solenoid valves in front of the transmission

Check the solenoid valves in front of the transmission

  1. Disconnect cable 1 from the wiring harness on the transmission connector (1).

  2. Connect the measuring cable (3) to the transmission connector.

  3. Power winding:
    Measure the resistance between connector EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, EO, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and 2x MV-GND (green) on the measuring cable (2).

    Rtarget = 11-20 ohm

  4. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the connector EK, DK, SK, RBK, TB, EO, RBG, PB, WR, WP (black) and the vehicle ground (4).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

  5. Measurement winding
    Measure the resistance between the connector EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and the MVM-GND on the measuring cable (green) (2).

    Rtarget = 5-10 ohm.

  6. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the connector EKM, DKM, SKM, PBM, TBM, RBKM (red) and vehicle ground (4).

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

Checking the solenoid valve

Checking the solenoid valve

1. Power winding

2. Measurement winding

Procedure

  1. Remove control cover.

  2. Power winding:
    Measure the resistance between pin contacts 2 and 4 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve.

    Rtarget = 11±0.7 Ω.

  3. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between pin contacts 2 or 4 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve against vehicle ground.

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

  4. Measurement winding
    Measure the short circuit to ground between pin contacts 1 and 3 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve.

    Rtarget = 5.2±0.3 Ω

  5. Short circuit to ground
    Measure the short circuit to ground between the pin contacts 1 or 3 on the tab plug of the solenoid valve against vehicle ground.

    RTarget = ∞ Ω.

3 Removing/installing the control block cover

3.1 Removing the DIWA 5 control block cover

One-piece control block cover

Removing the one-piece control block cover

  1. Loosen 20 screws (1) and remove them with their washers (2).

  2. Remove the cover (3).

  3. Remove the seal (4).

Two-piece control block cover

Remove the two-piece control block cover.

  1. Loosen 13 screws (1) and remove them with their washers (2).

  2. Remove the cover (3).

  3. Remove the cover (9).

  4. Remove the seal (8).

  5. Loosen 13 screws (4) and remove them with their washers (5).

  6. Remove the frame (6).

  7. Remove the seal (7).

3.2 Installing the DIWA.5 control block cover

Installing the control block cover

  1. Insert the new seal (4).

    • The seal must be free of grease when you install it.

  2. Screw the control block cover (3) tight using 20 hexagon bolts M8 x 30 - 8.8 (1) and washers B 8.4 (2).

    • Tightening torque 23 Nm.

3.3 Removing the DIWA.6 control block cover

Removing the control block cover

  1. Loosen 20 bolts (1) and remove them with 20 washers (2).

  2. Remove the control block cover (3).

  3. Remove the seal (4).

3.4 Installing the DIWA.6 control block cover

Installing the control block cover

  1. Insert the new seal (4).

    • The seal must be free of grease when you install it.

  2. Screw the control block cover (3) tight using 20 hexagon bolts M8 x 30 - 8.8 (1) and washers B 8.4 (2).

    • Tightening torque 23 Nm.

4 Make the pistons of the control blocks run freely.

4.1 Special tool

Tool for loosening the cable connectors from the solenoid coils

Order number H68.1535xx

Tool for loosening the cable connectors from the solenoid coils

Tool for plugging the cable connectors into the solenoid coils

Order number 150.000145xx

Tool for plugging the cable connectors into the solenoid coils

1. Hard-soldered

2. Insert for assembly tool
Order number 150.000144xx

3. Screwdriver DIN 5265-C-A 0,
8x4, tip removed

4.2 DIWA.5

4.2.1 Removing control blocks

Cable guard

In the future, the modified cable guard of the DIWA.6 transmission will be used in DIWA.5 transmissions.

If the cable guard in a DIWA.5 transmission has to be replaced, then only the new version of the cable guard is available as a spare part.

If the cable guard has to be replaced, then the new version of the cable tray must also be used since only the new versions or the previous versions can be installed together. A mixed installation is not possible.

NOTICE

The connection between the plug and cable can be damaged.

  1. To loosen the cable connectors from the solenoid coils, use the special tool.

  2. Never pull on the cables.

Removing control blocks

Removing control blocks

  1. Loosen and remove the 12 socket head screws M8x50 (2).

  2. Remove the spring washers 8 (12x) underneath these.

  3. Remove control blocks (1 and 4).

  4. Pull out connecting tube (3).

4.2.2 Taking apart the control blocks.

    Take apart the input-side control block

    Take apart the input-side control block

  1. Release 5 hexagon bolts (1) and remove cover (2).

  2. Loosen all screw plugs M10 (12) and remove them with the sealing rings (11).

    Otherwise, the pistons cannot be dismantled.

  3. Dismount the following parts from the housing (8):

    • 4 pistons (5)

    • 4 control pins (4)

    • 4 pressure springs (3)

    • Pistons (7)

    • Pressure spring (6)

  4. Loosen 10 socket head screws M 5 x 20 – CV84 (13) and remove
    5 solenoid coils (14).

    Dismounting the output-side control block

    Dismounting the output-side control block

  1. Release 4 hexagon bolts (1) and remove cover (2).

  2. Loosen all screw plugs M10 (15) and remove them with the sealing rings (16).

    Otherwise, the pistons cannot be dismantled.

  3. Dismount the following parts from the housing (17):

    • Pistons (3, 18)

    • Control pin (4, 19)

    • 2 pressure springs (5)

    • 2 pistons (6)

    • 2 pressure springs (7)

  4. Dismount the insert (9), 2 O-rings (8), ball (10), valve body (11) and locking ring (12).

  5. Loosen the 8 socket head screws M 5 x 20 (13) and dismount 4 solenoid coils (14).

4.2.3 Checking valves

Procedure

  1. Check the valves for smooth running.

  2. If necessary, make the valves run smoothly (e.g. polish, hone...) or replace them.

4.2.4 Assembling the control blocks

NOTICE

Risk of mounting the pistons incorrectly!

If the pistons are mounted incorrectly, transmission malfunctions may occur during operation.

  • Make sure that spools are mounted in the correct position and run smoothly.

    Assembling the input side (drive side) control block

    Assembling the input side (drive side) control block

  1. Use 10 socket head screws M 5 x 12 - CV84 (13) to screw the 5 solenoid coils (14) tight.

    • Tightening torque 5 Nm.

    • The connections must be on top.

  2. Mount the following parts in the housing (8) again:

    • 4 pistons (5)

    • 4 control pins (4)

    • 4 pressure springs (3)

    • Pistons (7)

    • Pressure spring (6)

  3. Screw the cover (2) tight using 5 hexagon bolts (1) M6 x 12 - 8.8.

    • Tightening torque 9 Nm.

  4. Screw in 5 screw plugs WP M10 x 1 (12) with sealing rings (11).

    • Tightening torque 15 Nm.

    Assembling the output-side control block

    Assembling the output-side control block

  1. Use 8 socket head screws M 5 x 12 - CV84 (13) to screw the 4 solenoid coils (14) tight.

    • Tightening torque 5 Nm.

    • The connections must be on top.

  2. Mount the following parts in the housing (18) again:

    • Pistons (3, 18)

    • Control pin (4, 19)

    • 2 pressure springs (5)

    • 2 pistons (6)

    • 2 pressure springs (7)

  3. Mount the insert (9), 2 O-rings (8), ball (10), valve body (11) and locking ring (12).

  4. Screw the cover (2) tight using 4 hexagon bolts M6 x 12 - 8.8 (1).

    • Tightening torque 9 Nm.

  5. Screw in 5 screw plugs WP M10 x 1 (15) with sealing rings (16).

    • Tightening torque 15 Nm.

4.2.5 Mounting control blocks

    Mounting control blocks

  1. Fix the control block (2) with 6 socket head screws M8 x 50 (1).

  2. Plug 5 cable connectors (4) into the solenoid coils using the special tool (→ 1).

    Mounting control blocks

  3. Use a special tool (1) (→ 1) to insert the cable plugs (3) into the
    solenoid coils.

  4. Mount the connecting tube (2) with new O-rings 12 x 2.

  5. Fix the control block (4) with 6 socket head screws M8 x 50 (5).

  6. Tighten 12 socket head screws M8 x 50.

    • Tightening torque 20 Nm.

4.3 DIWA.6

4.3.1 Removing control blocks

NOTICE

The connection between the plug and cable can be damaged.

When unplugging the cable connectors → 1(1), the contacts between the cable connectors → 1/(1) and cables → 1/(2) can be damaged.

  1. To loosen the cable connectors (1) from the solenoid coils, use the special tool (3) (→ 1).

  2. Never pull on the cables → 1/(2).

Unplugging the cable connectors

  1. Unplug cable connector (2) from the solenoid coil (3).

  2. Use special tool (1) (→ 1).

  3. Unplug all cable connectors from all solenoid coils.

    All cable connectors on the solenoid coils unplugged

  4. Unplug connectors from the N1 sensor (1).

  5. Carefully pull line (2) out of the holder (3).

    Unplugging the cable harness

  6. Unplug connector (1) from the N2 sensor.

  7. Unplug connector (2) from the N3 sensor.

  8. Unplug connector (3) from the IM.

    Removing control blocks

  9. Loosen and remove the 12 socket head screws M8 x 50 (3).

  10. Remove the spring washers 8 (12x) underneath these.

  11. Pull the control block (1) carefully in the direction of the output until the connecting tube (2) comes out of the control block (1).

  12. Carefully lift out the control block (1).

  13. Pull out the connector tube.

  14. Carefully lift out the control block (4).

4.3.2 Checking the valves for smooth running

Procedure

  1. Take apart the control blocks (→ Taking apart the control blocks.).

  2. Check valves (→ Checking valves).

  3. Assemble the control blocks (→ Assembling the control blocks).

4.3.3 Mounting control blocks

    Mounting control blocks

  1. Fix the control block (1) with 2 socket head screws M8 x 50 (2).

  2. Install the connecting tube (3) with two new O-rings 12 x 2.

  3. Plug the cable connector (4) into the solenoid coils (5) with the special tool (3) (→ 1).

    Mounting control blocks

  4. Plug in all six cable connectors (1).

    Mounting control blocks

  5. Plug four cable connectors (1) into the solenoid coils (3) using the special tool (2) (→ 1).

    Mounting control blocks

  6. Fix the control block (2) with two socket head screws M8 x 50 (1).

    Mounting control blocks

  7. Tighten 12 socket head screws M8 x 50 (1).

    • Tightening torque 20 Nm.

    Inserting the cable harness

  8. Insert the cable (1) into the holder (2).

  9. Insert the plug for the speed sensor N1 (3).

  10. Plug in the connector on the EO valve (4) with the auxiliary tool (→ 1).

    Mounting control blocks

  11. Mount the cable guard (1).

5 Special tools measuring cable and adapter

Measuring cable

Order number 150.002484xx.

Measuring cable

Cable colors

Cable colors

9 x black

= power coils EK,DK,SK, etc…

including

2 x green

= MV-GND (ground)

6 x red

= measuring coils EKM,DKM,SKM, etc….

including

1 x green

= MVM-GND (ground)

6 x blue

= speed sensors N1,N2,N3

3 x yellow

= T-CONV, T-SUMP, OIL-LVL

including

1 x green

= S-GND (ground)

The corresponding designation can be found on each cable.

Task

The task of the measuring cable is to provide the service technician with a tool that enables him to check a defective electric/electronic component on the transmission and to systematically find the fault location.

Adapter for measuring cable

Order number 150.004143xx.

Adapter for measuring cable

Task

This adapter is used to measure the electric/electronic components starting from the controller together with cable 1 using the measuring cable.

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