How A Basic 6 Speed Automatic Transmission Works: PART 1

Take a look at the bare minimum when setting up the automatic transmission. This 3D animation will show the general overview of how the auto trans works. There are modifications made to this gearbox that detract from the original.

It all boils down to three parts: the input shaft, intermediate shaft, and the output shaft. As long as you can find a way to transfer power from the input to the output , you essentially have a moving vehicle.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:20 Two components needed
0:57 C1
1:26 C2
2:11 C1 & C2

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This is PART 1 of how the 6 speed automatic transmission works.

PART 2 which will cover how each gear is selected individually using clutch packs:
https://youtu.be/dbybN3C2Evc

PART 3 goes over the hydraulic circuit system in the automatic transmission:
https://youtu.be/qOsr_yzFq9c

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If you want to check out more Allison transmissions at their website, go here:
https://allisontransmission.com/

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Music:

- Esther Abrami - No.1 A Minor Waltz
- Slynk - X Ray Vision

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