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TM 10-3930-242-34
MALFUNCTION
MALFUNCTION
TEST OR INSPECTION
TEST INSPECTION
CORRECTIVE ACTION
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Step 8. Check for dirty lubrication pressure valve,
Step 3. Check for scored piston rod.
sticking open.
Replace defective piston rod (para 5-15).
If sticking, clean valve (para 4-4).
17.
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM LOSES PRESSURE.
23. CONVERTER STALL SPEED LOW.
Step 1. Check for defective hydraulic control valve.
Step 1. Check for improperly adjusted throttle link-
Repair or replace defective hydraulic con-
age.
trol valve (para 6-2, 6-3, 64, or 6-8).
If improperly adjusted, adjust throttle
Step 2. Check for defective hydraulic pump.
linkage for full governor travel (para 3-7).
Repair or replace defective hydraulic
Step 2. Check for improperly tuned engine.
pump (para 6-15 or 6-16).
If improperly tuned, tune engine (para
18.
HYDRAULIC VALVES WILL NOT HOLD.
3-7,3-14, and 3-15).
Step 1. Check for scored valve spool.
24. CONVERTOR STALL SPEED HIGH.
Rep] ace defective valve spool (para 6-2 or
Step 1. Check for low convertor pressure.
6-4).
If pressure is low, overhaul transmission
Step 2. Check for dirt or foreign matter in valve.
Clean valve (para 6-2 or 64).
Step 2. Check for slipping clutches.
Step 3. Check for weak or broken detent spring.
If clutches are slipping, rebuild transmis-
Replace defective spring (para 6-2).
19.
TRUCK LOSES FOUR WHEEL DRIVE.
Step 3. Check for freewheeling stator.
Step 1. Check for defective or wrongly adjusted
If stator freewheeling, rebuild transmis-
transmission control cable.
Adjust or replace cable (para 4-2i).
25. TRANSMISSION OIL TEMPERATURE HIGH.
Step 2. Check for defective shifter coupling.
Step 1. Check for low oil level.
Replace defective shifter coupling (para
If low, add oil to proper level. Refer to the
lubrication order.
Step 3. Check for defective planetary gears (find
Step 2. Check for high oil level.
drive).
If oil level high, drain oil to proper level.
Replace defective planetary gears (para
Step 3. Check for low water level in engine cooling
system.
20.
DIFFERENTIALS EXCESSIVELY NOISY.
Allow engine and transmission to cool.
Step 1. Check for broken or worn bearing.
Add coolant and check for leaks. Correct as
Replace defective bearing (para 5-6).
required.
Step 2. Check for defective pinion and ring gear.
Step 4. Check for extended operation in inefficient
Replace defective ring and pinion gear
transmission range.
Operate unit in lower transmission range.
21.
PLANETARY DRIVES EXCESSIVELY NOISY.
26. FORKLIFT TRUCK HAS POWER LOSS.
Step 1. Check for worn or broken planetary gear.
Step 1. Check for low engine output.
Replace defective planetary gears (para
Check engine tune, If necessary, tune en-
gine (para 3-7, 3-14, and 3-15).
Step 2. Check for worn or broken bearings.
Step 2. Check for slipping clutch,
Replace defective bearings (para 4-2).
Check clutch pressure (para 4-2h).
22.
TRANSMISSION MAIN PRESSURE LOW.
Step 3. Check for low main pressure.
Step 1. Check for low oil level.
Refer to 22, above.
Add oil if low. Refer to the lubrication
Step 4. Check for improper convertor functioning
order,
such as stator (or stators) locked, convertor
Step 2. Check for clogged strainer screen.
element interference, or noise at stall.
Clean strainer screen (para 4-2).
Overhaul torque converter (para 4-2).
Step 3. Check for defective main pressure regulator
27. NO POWER TRANSMITTED IN ANY RANGE.
spring.
Step 1. Check for proper positioning of control val-
Replace defective spring (para 4-4).
ves.
Step 4. Check for main pressure regulator valve
Adjust control valve linkage if necessary
sticking open,
Rebuild main pressure regulator body as-
Step 2. Check for low main pressure.
Refer to 22, above.
Step 5. Check for clutch cutoff valve sticking open.
Step 3. Check for mechanical failure.
Rebuild control valve body assembly (para
Disassemble and rebuild the transmission
Step 6. Check for aerated oil (foaming).
28. NO POWER TRANSMITTED IN ONE RANGE.
Oil level high, or of improper grade. If
Step 1. Check for slipping clutch by checking clutch
high, drain to proper level. If improper
grade, drain and fill. Refer to the lubrica-
pressure (para 4-2h) and by checking for
worn piston seals.
tion order.
Rebuild transmission if necessary (para
Step 7. Check for worn or damaged input oil pump.
If damaged, rebuild pump (para 4-2).
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