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Hydraulics and Clutches

Hydraulics and Clutches

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Professional Development, Physical Ed, Instructional Technology

1st Grade - University

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Brandon Spiller

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14 Slides • 8 Questions

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Hydraulics and Clutches

Auto Occupations

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In this lesson, we will...

  • Review the operation of the clutch

  • Review Hydraulic Principles and Operation

  • Show the parts of the hydraulic clutch system

  • Show the parts of a cable clutch system

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Multiple Choice

When power from the engine is transmitted to the transmission the clutch is________.

1

Engaged

2

Disengaged

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Multiple Choice

When the clutch is disengaged the clutch pedal is pressed in. True or False

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

What is the name of the part that is sandwiched between the Engine Flywheel and the Pressure Plate?

1

Clutch Disc

2

Throw Out Bearing

3

Crankshaft

4

Release Fork

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Open Ended

What does the term "clutch slip" mean?

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Multiple Choice

What part is the most likely to cause a slipping clutch?

1

Clutch Disc

2

Throw Out Bearing

3

Clutch Release Fork

4

Crankshaft

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Hydraulics Review

- Fluids cannot be compressed

- Small Piston: Moves Big Piston

- Output Force > Input Force

- Input Movement > Output Movement

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13

Open Ended

How does air affect a hydraulic system?

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Hydraulic Clutch System

1. Clutch Pedal

2. Master Cylinder

3. Tubes

4. Release Cylinder (Slave Cylinder)

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Master Clynder = Input/Long + Slave Cylinder = Out/Short

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Open Ended

If the clutch master cylinder was not able to generate hydraulic pressure how would it affect the system?

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Clutch Cable System

  • 1. Clutch Pedal

  • 2. Clutch Cable

  • 3. Pedal Return Spring

  • 4. Fork Return Spring

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Open Ended

Why would manufacturers choose to use a hydraulic clutch system over a cable system?

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Hydraulic Vs Cable

  • Hydraulic = Less Force Required

  • Better for high horsepower application

  • Hydraulic = Harder to maintain (Bleeding, Adjusting, Part Failure)

  • Cable is cheaper and simpler

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