Transmission testing apparatus and method

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G01N 3/32 (2006.01) G01M 13/02 (2006.01)

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CA 1168900

TRANSMISSION TESTING APPARATUS AND METHOD ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Apparatus and methods for testing a front wheel drive automotive transmission having a drive in- put adapted for connection to the engine driveshaft and two driven outputs adapted for coupling to the axles of the front wheels. The testing apparatus comprises a drive input shaft corresponding to the engine driveshaft and a pair of output shafts corresponding to the vehicle axles. Each output shaft is coupled to a single driven shaft by a positive-drive, nonslip coupling mechanism 80 that neither of the output shafts can rotate at a speed different from that of the other. me single, driven shaft is provided with a flywheel which simulates inertial forces. The input driveshaft is coupled to a variable speed motor and the single, driven shaft is coupled to a similar motor which is operable at selected speeds to impose varying load conditions on the trans- mission. The positive drive couplings preferably rotate the single, driven shaft at a speed greater than that of the driving output shafts so as to minimize the mass of the flywheel.

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