Re: 1026 Hydro

Posted by Sheepdog on August 08, 2005 at 20:14:50 from (67.0.14.10):

In Reply to: 1026 Hydro posted by Ol-Timer on August 04, 2005 at 10:31:13:

That chrome rod is connected to a flat plate called a cam. The movement of the cam makes oil go to the servo cylinders that move the swash plates. That cam is made to pivot on a single bolt. Nothing really down there to freeze up. And if it is under the chrome shaft it's beyond us fixing it. I would check the chrome shaft if a piece of gravel or something is keeping that part from moving. There is a bushing around that shaft. (No valve in that part of trany.)

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