Indentations in the contact surface of the clutch drum and the circula

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Indentations in the contact surface of the clutch drum and circular plate in an automatic gearbox are causing operational issues. The circular plate exhibits higher hardness compared to the clutch drum, which may contribute to the problem. Suggestions for resolution include assessing the power transmission through the gearbox and consulting the clutch manufacturer for insights. Providing detailed specifications and manufacturer information could lead to more effective solutions. Addressing these factors is crucial for resolving the indentation issue in the clutch mechanism.
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Hello guys, in my work we have a problem detected in the clutch drum (automatic gearbox) : indentations in the contact of the clutch drum and the circular plate, wefound that the hardness of the circular plate is higher than the clutch drum, do you guys have some propositions to solve this?
 
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The more details you can give, the better responses you will get. Can you link to information about this clutch mechanism? How much power is being transmitted through this gearbox? Who manufactures this clutch? Have you asked them this question?
 

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