30RH / 32RH
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30RH
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History
- The earlier TorqueFlite 904 with lock-up convertor (sometimes known as the Torqueflite 909) was re-identified as the 30RH, with no significant changes to the design or construction. (see TorqueFlite 904 / 909 entry).
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Specifications
| Gear | Ratio |
| 1 | 2.74 |
| 2 | 1.54 |
| 3 | 1.00 |
| R | 2.20 |
Fluid Capacity: 7 quarts of ATF+4
- Aluminum case - bell housing is part of the main case casting and cannot be removed.
- Case bolt pattern is GM 60degV6 (aka GM small pattern) to match AMC 2.5L four cylinder engine.
- Does not use engine vacuum to sense load, no vacuum modulator.
- Linkage / cable from carb linkage raises and lowers shift points and transmission pressure to match throttle position.
- Hydraulic control logic self-contained inside valve body, one electrical input to lock-up torque convertor.
- In addition to 4WD version, supplied as a 2WD version in some Cherokees.
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Applications
| Year | Engine | Model |
| '92-'98 | 2.5L I-4 | XJ Cherokee |
| '92-'95 | 2.5L I-4 | YJ Wrangler |
| '97-'02 | 2.5L I-4 | TJ Wrangler |
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32RH
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History
In 1992, the TF999 received an electronic locking torque converter. This new arrangement was renamed the 32RH. The locking torque converter reduces operating temperatures, and increases fuel economy by eliminating slipping at higher speeds. The lower operating temperature prolongs the life of the transmission. The 32RH was used behind the 4.0L I-6 in the YJ, XJ, and TJ.
The designation has a meaning behind it.
3 - number of speeds
2 - torque handling (2-300 ft-lbs)
R - rear wheel drive
H - hydraulicly controlled
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Specifications
| Gear | Ratio |
| 1 | 2.74 |
| 2 | 1.54 |
| 3 | 1.00 |
| R | 2.20 |
Fluid Capacity: 8.55 quarts of ATF+4
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Applications
| Year | Engine | Model |
| 'XX-'XX | 4.0L I-6 | XJ Cherokee |
| '92-'95 | 4.0L I-6 | YJ Wrangler |
| '97-'02 | 4.0L I-6 | TJ Wrangler |
