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In neutral, does it speed up going forward when you rev the motor. I have seen the forward clutch break a disc and jam up locking it so it is always in forward. Then when you put it in reverse the 2 clutches are fighting themselves and won't go anywhere.
thought about that but wondered why the truck was creeping forward in neutral. Seems like i have a spool leaking past?
I am not familiar with how the clutches engage, is it like a motorcycles master cylinder that has a hydraulic cylinder that physically moves the clutch pressure plate?
by the way thanks for the prompt reply, i appreciate the help
If your pressures are good then it sounds like there is a mechanical problem in the transmission gears.
Hey Brewski
No I have zero pressure on forward when reversed is engaged and zero pressure on reverse when forward is engaged
Also the modulator pressure is 100 and drops the normal amount of time before increasing when shifting
Checked for brake drag with engine not running and they were free turning
Hope this helps
If I understand correctly by your description, you have 100 PSI on both packs when in reverse? What do you have when in forward? Does the truck move in forward?
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