Mitsubishi Evolution X. Manual — part 144
MANUAL TRANSAXLE
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MANUAL TRANSAXLE
22A-3
SECTIONAL VIEW
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1 2
3 4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1. 5th speed gear
2. 4th speed gear
3. Rev idler gear B
4. 3rd speed gear
5. Rev idler gear A
6. Input shaft
7. Front differential (Helical gear type)
8. Hypoid pinion
9. Center differential
10. 1st speed gear
11. 2nd speed gear
12. Output shaft
MANUAL TRANSAXLE
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MANUAL TRANSAXLE
22A-4
INFORMATION OF CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION
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The width of each gear tooth is increased, and the
1st and 3rd gears are shared with the reverse gear,
keeping the increase of transaxle length to a mini-
mum.
When the vehicle is driven backward, two idler gears
engaged with 1st and 3rd gears are synchronized to
transfer the torque.
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A
Reverse idler gear B
1st speed gear
Synchronizer (For reverse gear)
3rd speed gear
Reverse idler gear A
TRANSAXLE CONTROL
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MANUAL TRANSAXLE
22A-5
TRANSAXLE CONTROL
GENERAL INFORMATION
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With the transaxle control, a cable type is adopted
with which the gear is shifted through a cable
between the transaxle and shift lever. The shift lever
and control cable offer the following advantages.
Shift lever
• The spherical rotation fulcrum type, which does
not have much looseness, has been adopted to
the rotating shaft.
• The base bracket is made of resin to reduce
weight.
• The lever has been made to have a shorter
stroke for improved operability.
Control cable
• The one-touch assembly of cable ends at the
transaxle side and the shift lever side has been
made available to improve serviceability. (Except
for the transaxle side end of shift cable)
• A socket with elastic body has been adopted to
the cable (transaxle side) joint to reduce sticking
or tightness.
Shift knob
• Spherical shift knob is adopted for easier opera-
tion.
• The size is designed to allow the operation with
racing gloves put on.
• Soft material and leather are used with the knob
to reduce damage to hand during sport driving.
SUPER ALL WHEEL CONTROL (S-AWC)
GENERAL INFORMATION
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S-AWC (Super All Wheel Control) performs an inte-
grated control of ACD (Active Center Differential),
AYC (Active Yaw Control), ASC (Active Skid Con-
trol), and ABS (Anti-lock Brake System) under the
newly developed, 4-wheel controlling ideal AWC (All
Wheel Control). This vehicle movement integrated
control system offers the "superior drivability at
driver's will" and "excellent stability".
NOTE:
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•
For more information on ABS, refer to GROUP
35B.
•
For more information on ASC, refer to GROUP
35C.
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Shift knob
Shift lever assembly
Transaxle assembly
Select cable
Shift cable
AC
SUPER ALL WHEEL CONTROL (S-AWC)
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MANUAL TRANSAXLE
22A-6
INFORMATION OF CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION
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AWC-ECU performs a calculation based on the infor-
mation from ECU, sensors, and switches. Then,
based on the calculation value, it appropriately oper-
ates the hydraulic units (for ACD, AYC, ASC, ABS) to
control in response to the driver's operations and
vehicle behaviors.
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AYC differential
Hydraulic unit
Wheel speed sensor
AWC switch
ASC OFF switch
Multi information display
G and yaw rate sensor
Steering wheel sensor
ASC-ECU and hydraulic unit
ACD transfer
Engine
Transmission
TC-SST-ECU
<Vehicles with TC-SST>
Engine-ECU
AWC-ECU
ETACS-
ECU
CAN bus communication lines
Electric wiring
Hydraulic piping
Item
Control content
ACD transfer
The basic structure and operation are the same with EVOLUTION IX, but the
strength of each part has been enhanced to support the high-powered
engine.
AYC differential
The basic structure and operation are the same with EVOLUTION IX, but the
strength of each part has been enhanced to support the high-powered
engine.
Hydraulic unit (For ACD/AYC) The basic structure and operation are the same with EVOLUTION IX, but the
shape has been changed to accommodate the change of on-vehicle layout.
Hydraulic unit (for ASC/ABS) In addition to the brake control of ASC and ABS, it also performs the AYC
brake control.
AWC-ECU
Based on the information obtained via CAN communication and others, it
appropriately controls ACD, AYC, ASC, and ABS.
Sensors
Adding to the sensors (throttle position sensor, G sensor, steering sensor,
wheel speed sensor) that provided information to EVOLUTION IX, the
following sensors have been equipped: Engine torque sensor, engine speed
sensor, yaw rate sensor, and wheel cylinder brake fluid pressure sensor.
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