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Contents
Page
INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION
T5 WC & NWC ONVEHICLE SERVICE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
2-21. Transmissionlnstallation....................................,........... 2-7
T5 WC DISASSEMBLY
3-1. Generallnformation.................................................... 3-1
3-6. _T5WC'Iì'ansmissionDisassemb1yProcedures............................... 3-1
T5 NWC DISASSEMBLY -
4-1. Generallnformation..;........_......................................., 4-1
4-6. T5NWCTransmissionDisassemblyProcedures 4-1
T5 WC & NWC CLEANING, INSPECTICN, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT
5-10. Repaìrorßeplacement 5-16
T5WCASSEMBLY
6-4. T5WC'I‘ransmissionAssemb1yProcedures...................,............. 6-1
T5NWCASSEMBLY‘
7-1. Generallnformation.................................................... 7-1
7-4. T5NWC'I&'ansmissionAssemblyProcedures'........................,....... 7-1
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Page
INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION
T5 WC & NWC ONVEHICLE SERVICE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
2-21. Transmissionlnstallation....................................,........... 2-7
T5 WC DISASSEMBLY
3-1. Generallnformation.................................................... 3-1
3-6. _T5WC'Iì'ansmissionDisassemb1yProcedures............................... 3-1
T5 NWC DISASSEMBLY -
4-1. Generallnformation..;........_......................................., 4-1
4-6. T5NWCTransmissionDisassemblyProcedures 4-1
T5 WC & NWC CLEANING, INSPECTICN, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT
5-10. Repaìrorßeplacement 5-16
T5WCASSEMBLY
6-4. T5WC'I‘ransmissionAssemb1yProcedures...................,............. 6-1
T5NWCASSEMBLY‘
7-1. Generallnformation.................................................... 7-1
7-4. T5NWC'I&'ansmissionAssemblyProcedures'........................,....... 7-1
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GENERAL OPERATION
INTRODUCTION
The FORD PATS systems were introduced on Ford vehicles on 94.5
M.Y. vehicles , and was available from March 1994.
There have been many variations on the original system fitted. This
system has a separate PATS Amplifier, however on subsequent
systems the PATS module was incorporated into the Engine
Management ECU.
SYSTEM OPERATION
The PATS system is a PASSIVE Anti-theft system which requires no
special procedures for the driver to arm or disarm the system. The
system is operated by a transponder fitted within the
ignition key’s body, which communicates with the PATS module igni-
tion transceiver mounted around the lock barrel.
The easy method of identifying a PATS vehicle is if the key has a
small imprint showing where the transponder is fitted. The code for
the transponder is stored in memory within the PATS
amplifier or the Engine Management ECU.
The PATS system reads the code when the ignition key is turned
from position 0 to position 1. If the correct code is received then the
engine will start.
When vehicles are fitted with Diesel Smart Modules or EPIC, the
PATS code is stored in these systems as well, and requires clearing
when new keys are programmed.
KEY OPERATION - UP TO 98 ¼ MY
Three keys are allocated to each vehicle, the first key which is
inserted is known as the master and is usually identified by it’s RED
colour. The other keys that are used are known as slave keys and
are usually BLACK with a RED insert. Up to 16 keys can be
programmed into the PATS system.
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INTRODUCTION
The FORD PATS systems were introduced on Ford vehicles on 94.5
M.Y. vehicles , and was available from March 1994.
There have been many variations on the original system fitted. This
system has a separate PATS Amplifier, however on subsequent
systems the PATS module was incorporated into the Engine
Management ECU.
SYSTEM OPERATION
The PATS system is a PASSIVE Anti-theft system which requires no
special procedures for the driver to arm or disarm the system. The
system is operated by a transponder fitted within the
ignition key’s body, which communicates with the PATS module igni-
tion transceiver mounted around the lock barrel.
The easy method of identifying a PATS vehicle is if the key has a
small imprint showing where the transponder is fitted. The code for
the transponder is stored in memory within the PATS
amplifier or the Engine Management ECU.
The PATS system reads the code when the ignition key is turned
from position 0 to position 1. If the correct code is received then the
engine will start.
When vehicles are fitted with Diesel Smart Modules or EPIC, the
PATS code is stored in these systems as well, and requires clearing
when new keys are programmed.
KEY OPERATION - UP TO 98 ¼ MY
Three keys are allocated to each vehicle, the first key which is
inserted is known as the master and is usually identified by it’s RED
colour. The other keys that are used are known as slave keys and
are usually BLACK with a RED insert. Up to 16 keys can be
programmed into the PATS system.
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Operation
Safety and Tips for Safe Operation on Road
Before road travel always ensure the rail gear is fully raised and the locks are properly engaged. Make
sure the steering lock is disengaged.
The steering and braking characteristics of your vehicle will be different due to the rail gear. If you are
driving the vehicle for the first time, familiarize yourself with the steering and braking by driving the
vehicle in a safe place before taking the vehicle on the road.
Be aware that your vehicle may have reduced ground clearance due to the rail gear.
Approach and departure angles may be different due to the rail gear. This will affect the way you
approach dips, ditches, inclines and other surface irregularities.
Do not use the rail gear as a hitch for towing vehicles or dragging objects. Use the correct hitch points
on the vehicle frame.
Safety and Tips for Safe Operation on Rail
Traction is very limited while on rail. Acceleration and braking must be done smoothly. Pay attention
to the speedometer, it will over speed if the road wheels are slipping on the rail. Traction is further
reduced when the rail is wet or snow/ice covered.
Max speed on rail is 25 MPH.
Recommended speed through a crossing is 5 MPH.
o Be aware that flange ways can fill with dirt and gravel and cause the rail wheel flange to move
on top of the rail.
Traveling through spring-rail frogs, spring switch or self-guarded frogs, require you to STOP before
moving through.
o If possible, someone should remain on the ground to guard against derailment and direct the
track-car operator through the spring side of the frog.
Recommended speed in reverse is 10 MPH Max. Be aware of engine temperature while in
reverse…overheating may result from decreased airflow through the radiator.
Do not exceed the speed limits imposed by the railroad for your type of vehicle. Remember that the
recommended maximum speed is for first class track in good condition. Actual track conditions will
determine the safe operating speed, which in many cases will be lower than the maximum speed.
Ensure that all necessary vehicle warning lights, strobe lights, flags and other required safety items are
working and in place before operating on track.
When on rail do not operate cranes, aerial baskets, grab booms or other similar equipment unless their
stabilizer legs are properly engaged with the ground. Severe damage to the rail gear or the vehicle frame
will result.
Do not steer on track - steering lock must be engaged.
Sound horn when approaching road crossings.
Watch for individuals on or around the track.
Check your tire pressure - improperly inflated tires will seriously affect the load carrying capacity and
directional control of the vehicle.
Watch for debris on the track. Even small obstructions could cause a derailment.
Watch for overhead wires above or alongside the track.
Watch for obstructions alongside the track. If in doubt do not proceed until you have checked
clearances on your vehicle.
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Safety and Tips for Safe Operation on Road
Before road travel always ensure the rail gear is fully raised and the locks are properly engaged. Make
sure the steering lock is disengaged.
The steering and braking characteristics of your vehicle will be different due to the rail gear. If you are
driving the vehicle for the first time, familiarize yourself with the steering and braking by driving the
vehicle in a safe place before taking the vehicle on the road.
Be aware that your vehicle may have reduced ground clearance due to the rail gear.
Approach and departure angles may be different due to the rail gear. This will affect the way you
approach dips, ditches, inclines and other surface irregularities.
Do not use the rail gear as a hitch for towing vehicles or dragging objects. Use the correct hitch points
on the vehicle frame.
Safety and Tips for Safe Operation on Rail
Traction is very limited while on rail. Acceleration and braking must be done smoothly. Pay attention
to the speedometer, it will over speed if the road wheels are slipping on the rail. Traction is further
reduced when the rail is wet or snow/ice covered.
Max speed on rail is 25 MPH.
Recommended speed through a crossing is 5 MPH.
o Be aware that flange ways can fill with dirt and gravel and cause the rail wheel flange to move
on top of the rail.
Traveling through spring-rail frogs, spring switch or self-guarded frogs, require you to STOP before
moving through.
o If possible, someone should remain on the ground to guard against derailment and direct the
track-car operator through the spring side of the frog.
Recommended speed in reverse is 10 MPH Max. Be aware of engine temperature while in
reverse…overheating may result from decreased airflow through the radiator.
Do not exceed the speed limits imposed by the railroad for your type of vehicle. Remember that the
recommended maximum speed is for first class track in good condition. Actual track conditions will
determine the safe operating speed, which in many cases will be lower than the maximum speed.
Ensure that all necessary vehicle warning lights, strobe lights, flags and other required safety items are
working and in place before operating on track.
When on rail do not operate cranes, aerial baskets, grab booms or other similar equipment unless their
stabilizer legs are properly engaged with the ground. Severe damage to the rail gear or the vehicle frame
will result.
Do not steer on track - steering lock must be engaged.
Sound horn when approaching road crossings.
Watch for individuals on or around the track.
Check your tire pressure - improperly inflated tires will seriously affect the load carrying capacity and
directional control of the vehicle.
Watch for debris on the track. Even small obstructions could cause a derailment.
Watch for overhead wires above or alongside the track.
Watch for obstructions alongside the track. If in doubt do not proceed until you have checked
clearances on your vehicle.
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Disclaimer:
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problem specifically addressed herein. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the
information in this manual, no liability can be accepted by the author for loss, damage or injury caused by
errors or omissions in the information provided. User assumes all responsibility for personal injuries or property
damages resulting from attempting the repairs detailed in this publication. Neither HES Enterprises nor any
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All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system,
without permission in writing from the copyright holder.
Disclaimer:
The procedures in this manual are not intended to repair any problem except for the intermittent odometer
problem specifically addressed herein. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the
information in this manual, no liability can be accepted by the author for loss, damage or injury caused by
errors or omissions in the information provided. User assumes all responsibility for personal injuries or property
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