Re: 766 hydraulic issues

Posted by K.B.-826 on November 03, 2005 at 16:11:23 from (66.188.223.190):

In Reply to: 766 hydraulic issues posted by za766 on November 03, 2005 at 10:31:53:

I"m with the other guys, start out by changing the fluid and filter. Fill it 5 gallons over the full mark. If there"s no improvement after that, you"ve got issues in the MCV system, which controls steering, brakes, the TA, and transmission lubrication. I noticed you said it slipped going uphill, which would mean your hydraulic pump pick-up tube was exposed to air, indicating that your oil level was too low, or that you were on a very steep hill. That"s the reason for overfilling it 5 gallons. Now, if you figure out that there is a problem in the MCV system, you"ll probably need to have the dealer do the work. Could be anything from a problem inside the MCV valve or a worn out MCV pump to internal leakage in the TA.

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