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Originally Posted by mc510
From an old thread, and
Does this mean that in 5th, with no pawls involved, the roller clutches have to hold more force than in other gears? I wonder if my gear oil is too viscous, or if it has washed away the grease that I put on the outer bearing rings, thereby becoming even more viscous, and messing up the roller clutch operation?
No. In 1st and 5th, it is the outer roller clutch on the left side that drives the hub. This is because none of the sun gears in the planetary carrier are engaged, so no power is transmitted to the high speed roller clutch.
Whenever any of the three sun gears are engaged, power is transmitted to the high speed roller clutch, and the direct drive clutch is simply over run.
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