Re: 986 slipping t/a repair cost

Posted by Owen Aaland on February 07, 2009 at 17:45:57 from (65.165.246.247):

In Reply to: 986 slipping t/a repair cost posted by Janicholson on February 07, 2009 at 04:41:20:

Thad Barker said: (quoted from post at 17:19:40 02/07/09) Maybe somebody can correct me if I'm wrong but, The ta shouldnt slip in low, but only in high unless its completly shot. I would tend to think that it is the main clutch slipping.

Most of the time when the TA starts to fail it is on the low side. The low side of all TAs depend on a mechanical clutch. The high side is a dry clutch on the smaller units and a hydraulicly applied clutch pack on units like the 986. If the hydraulics were to fail on a 986 then the high side may not work but the low side would continue to work. Since the TA gets it oil from the same pump as the steering you would usually have more problems than the TA not working.

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