What is a TCC fuse?

What is a TCC fuse?

A time current curve (TCC) plots the interrupting time of an overcurrent device based on a given current level. These curves are provided by the manufacturers of electrical overcurrent interrupting devices such as fuses and circuit breakers.

What is a fuse curve?

A time-current characteristic curve, for any specified fuse, is displayed as a continuous line representing the average melting time in seconds for a range of overcurrent conditions. The melting time is considered nominal unless noted otherwise.

What is the transmission code on a Ford Explorer?

The Explorer uses a clutch in the torque converter to lock the engine and transmission together at highway speed. P0741 can register whenever this connection is not happening at all or happening properly. P0741 will not affect the way that your Ford Explorer’s engine performs at all. It is purely a transmission related code.

What causes the torque converter to lock up on a Ford Explorer?

These are the most common problems that can cause the P0741 in the Explorer: Bad Torque Converter Lock up Solenoid– The solenoid that allows the torque converter to lock up is often the culprit. Here’s a good video on how to diagnose and repair the TCC Solenoid.

Where is the TCC solenoid located on a 4L60E?

In essence, the TCC solenoid is like a computer controlled on and off switch for your 4l60e’s torque converter lock up. Where Is The TCC Solenoid Located The 4l60e TCC Solenoid is located on the front passenger side of the transmission near the valve body. The image below shows the locations of various solenoids.

How does a torque convertor clutch ( TCC ) work?

The torque convertor clutch is locked changing the fluid coupling to a mechanical one. This solenoid uses power and ground sent through a coil of wires which creates a magnetic field to pull or push a central metal rod. When the solenoid is energized or de-energized, it directs fluid flow through the valve body of the transmission.