steer clutch squealing

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steer clutch squealing

Post by gerald » Sun Jul 24, 2011 9:11 pm

I rebuilt both sides eveyting new first of the year. The left side started squealing few weeks back. I'm haveing to pull the lever way to far back it turns fine but there is a terrible squealing in reverse from the left side. It's hot but not smokeing hot. I'm thinking the clutches are slipping it also could be the brake band not releasing. When I tighten up the clutches it only gets worse loosen it go's away. Im not loosening any oil and there isn;t any sign of oil on the drain plug. I would like to get the left side right. Some times I'lll just pull half way and it hooks up right . any ideas on makeing it righ. Thank you Gerald.
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Post by mikeintn » Mon Jul 25, 2011 6:49 pm

What are you working on :?
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Post by Lavoy » Mon Jul 25, 2011 7:21 pm

It has been my experience that with the new bands, I have to run them a half turn to one turn looser than the service manual recommends. I have had a 1010 and a 350 get to the point that they would not move the bands got so tight as they warmed up. I would try that first and see what happens.
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Post by gerald » Tue Jul 26, 2011 8:24 am

The power steering valve moves in furthur on the left side an it's leaking oil . The steering lenkage adjustment looks the same, I'm going to tighten the lenkage up and take the travel out of the left side and may be it's a easy fix on the cylender or hose leaking .Lavoy thank You.
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Post by gerald » Mon Aug 01, 2011 9:07 pm

The squalling was from the clutches working with out the brake engageing, Made some brake adjustments and it spins like a top. I know the brake an clutches work together, couple turns in with the 3/8 bolt made a big difference.
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