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Reverse

Hi guys.
I'm struggling with a Taylor forklift.

Model GT360 (NOT GT210 as mentioned above).
Serial S-27-25792.
It doesn't go into reverse until the transmission is warmed up a bit, say 2 - 3 minutes of idling before it reacts. Forward is fine, no problem.
There was some wiring issues at the solenoids that I fixed up.
I have physically removed the solenoids and tested them on the bench, they're fine.
Any ideas before ripping out the trans?
  • Posted 22 May 2024 10:28
  • By Stephan
  • joined 17 Nov'23 - 5 messages
  • New Zealand

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