Symptoms:

  • Burnt clutches
  • Burnt TCC apply components
  • Harsh shifts
  • Soft shifts
  • Solenoid performance codes
  • TCC codes & concerns
  • Wrong gear starts

Cause:

Supply pressure regulator valve bore wear allows fluid loss that causes erratic supply pressure to control solenoids.

Correction:

Recover hydraulic control and renew shift performance by reconditioning the bore and installing Sonnax oversized supply pressure regulator valve.

722.9

Oversized Supply Pressure Regulator Valve
Part No. 88740-02

Fits either of two locations


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Mercedes 722.9 transmissions often suffer shift abnormalities caused by excess wear in either or both of the supply pressure regulator valve bores. The supply pressure regulator controls the pressure supplied to solenoids, and functions similarly to solenoid pressure regulators found in Ford units. This wear allows fluid loss which prevents proper regulation of oil pressure supplied to control solenoids, resulting in harsh or soft shifts, solenoid codes, wrong gear starts, TCC apply issues, and clutch failure.

Reconditioning the bore(s) and installing Sonnax oversized supply pressure regulator valve 88740-02 restores hydraulic integrity to this circuit, restoring normal shift operation and feel in all ranges and the hardcoat anodized aluminum valve combats premature wear.

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Mercedes 722.9 Valve Body Layout

Mercedes 722.9 Valve Body Layout
  • 722.9 Oversized Supply Pressure Regulator Valve 88740-02
  • 722.9 Oversized Supply Pressure Regulator Valve 88740-02

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Vacuum testing at the port(s) indicated fails to hold the recommended minimum in-Hg, or if wear is visually detected.

722.9 Oversized Supply Pressure Regulator Valve Vacuum Test Locations