PG internal T Brake Solenoid
The internal T Brake in my PG will not hold. Happened all of the sudden and I am thinking it is the solenoid. Called ATI and they no longer stock the valve body or parts for this unit. Has anyone got a source for this solenoid or any information about it? ATI isn't able to provide any information. I have 16 ohms of coil resistance - don't know if that is normal or FUBAR. I run a 16v system and wonder if these coils are prone to saturation?
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Re: PG internal T Brake Solenoid
16 Ohms would be 1 amp at 16 volts, so that sounds about right for that little internal solenoid, Mike.
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Re: PG internal T Brake Solenoid
I have one somewhere in my garage. Complete valve body with internal solinoid. Trans was built by Select and I they used ATI parts back then. Worked fine as a long tail trans. Had it changed to a shorty to fit a dragster and trans brake no longer worked. Had another complete trans built. VB was given back to me and is in a box somewhere. I can look for it and check the ohm reading on the solinoid. You can energize it and should hear it click. 16 ohms does sound like what would be a good number for a small coil.
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Re: PG internal T Brake Solenoid
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It reads 17.8 ohms I have to look in my parts bins ,I may still have a spare or two. ....I used to use these for my Mud racer customers. |
Re: PG internal T Brake Solenoid
Thanks for replies so far. I was thinking 16 should be close; sound like it is. I will drop the VB tomorrow and actually power it up on bench and see if it operates and look for other possible problems . So I may be replying to some of you soon. Thanks again for your help.
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Re: PG internal T Brake Solenoid
I run a Trans Brake with an internal solenoid not and ATI mine has a safety pressure switch. If ATI uses the switch check that.
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