Merctrans 2 rebuild.
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From: OFallon,Mo.
Rebuild procedure is all shown in the Mercruiser service Manual #2. I have this manual in PDF. If you need a copy just PM me an email address and I'll get one to ya. Kits are NLA from merc. You can get a gasket/seal kit from here. http://www.kcmarinetr.com/Default.aspx. Other parts you can dig up if you know where to look. So what did the trans do wrong that you are rebuilding it?
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From: The pinnacle of awesome
I think it lost a seal. Level went low started slipping. Haven't dug in deep yet, have a spare on the bench. Was going to get ahead of the game incase it's toast.
I was going to give kc a call tonight. :thumbs up:
A pdf would be awesome. I'll send you a pm. Thank you!!!
I was going to give kc a call tonight. :thumbs up:
A pdf would be awesome. I'll send you a pm. Thank you!!!
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From: OFallon,Mo.
Look around for any obvious leaks outside on the trans. Check the seal on the input shaft on front of the trans. Look inside the tail housing and see if the rear seal in there has leaked and rear housing is full of fluid. Also while looking in there see that there is a washer on the output shaft.This washer keeps the spring that's on your TRS drive yoke shaft from tearing up the rear seal.
Your slipping would either be that the clutches have worn so much that there is now too much clearance in the clutch pack for the pressure plate to overcome or the teflon seals on the output shaft inside the trans which contain the line pressure going to the pressure plate are bleeding off a lot of your pressure. This is a pretty common problem on those trannys. Usually when one of these are slipping it is the teflon seals.
Your slipping would either be that the clutches have worn so much that there is now too much clearance in the clutch pack for the pressure plate to overcome or the teflon seals on the output shaft inside the trans which contain the line pressure going to the pressure plate are bleeding off a lot of your pressure. This is a pretty common problem on those trannys. Usually when one of these are slipping it is the teflon seals.
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KC has been doing it a long time. I've run their updated coolers and never had any issues. Read their information about re-plumbing the exit from the cooler for better flow. Makes a huge difference.
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I tried to reply to this thread twice, but not sure if the moderator is blocking email addresses in posts. I've also tried to PM, but your box is full. Let's try this. bobby.chau at gmail dot com



