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In many newer 6- and 8-speed transmissions, “traditional” accumulators and related valves are no longer needed. That's because the computer and solenoids have direct control over the shifts, providing very fine control of shift feel, often in clutch-to-clutch transitions.
These complaints can be on upshifts, downshifts, specific gear ranges or on all shifts. Accumulators and their circuits have been used for years as the primary method for controlling shift feel. These components are designed to modify a shift by essentially acting as a shock absorber for the fluid pressure that is applying a clutch, brake or band.
Accumulators can simultaneously fulfill several critical functions in hydraulic systems: Energy Storage: They supply the required energy when the system is idle or when the pump is insufficient. Pressure Stabilization: By absorbing pressure spikes, they help maintain system balance.
In older 3- and 4-speed, fully hydraulic transmissions, accumulator circuits were typically large pistons and springs, with numerous additional valves helping to control pressures and flow.
Now comes the fun part: you can firm up the shifts in any automatic transmission that uses accumulators by either replacing the accumulator spring with a heavier or lighter one. You must
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