423-9984: Transmission Pump

A Transmission Pump is a component in an automatic transmission system. Its primary function is to generate hydraulic pressure for the proper operation of various components within the transmission. The pump is typically driven by the engine and is responsible for circulating and pressurizing transmission fluid throughout the system. The pump consists of two sections which are the primary and secondary sections. The sections are housed within a pump body or housing and are designed to work together to generate hydraulic pressure. Each section has its own set of gears and components. Attributes: • Reliability and Durability. • Withstands high pressure and temperature. Applications: A Transmission pump is used in powertrain test systems to simulate the operation of transmissions under various conditions. The pumps help create the necessary hydraulic pressure for accurate testing and evaluation of transmission performance.