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Fimbultyr 06-28-2019 04:59 AM

Merctrans2 no reverse
 
Helping my friend with his boat with a sbc with trans2 and trs.
the problem is the reverse wont work.
forward and neutral works fine.
The gearchanger works fine so something is wrong inside.
we will get the tranny out of the boat this weekend.
where do a start looking?
serched the whole internet
but no one seems to have the same issue?

please help
best regards from the cold north /Sweden

picklenjim 07-02-2019 03:17 PM

Reverse is acheaved by a band locking down on the clutch drum bringing it to a stop which at that time a planetary causes the output shaft to reverse it's rotation. The piston that locks the reverse band down on the drum is on top of trans. Basically everything to do with reverse is on top of the trans. I have a manual that has all the info on this trans I can send you. Just give me an email address to send it to. JIM

Fimbultyr 07-03-2019 12:17 AM

You got pm picklenjim

we found the problem.😊
the pushrod had come loose and wasnt in the right place, so when we removed the top gearchanger
we couldnt figure out what the spring and arm was supposed to do. But now we know.
just need the manual so we can assembly and adjust the reverseband.
thank you for your kindness!

phughes69 07-03-2019 11:05 AM

Fimbultyr, Do you have the electric shirt or manual shift trans? What pushrod are you talking about?

Fimbultyr 07-03-2019 12:04 PM

Electrical.
im not shure if you can call it a pushrod.
Its the piece pushing down the reverse band
above the adjustment screw.
not the "arm" on the gearchanginghosing
the piece under that.

im swedish so my english could be better especially in the technical terms;).
but i hope you understand what i mean.

picklenjim 07-03-2019 02:08 PM


Originally Posted by Fimbultyr (Post 4694943)
Electrical.
im not shure if you can call it a pushrod.
Its the piece pushing down the reverse band
above the adjustment screw.
not the "arm" on the gearchanginghosing
the piece under that.

im swedish so my english could be better especially in the technical terms;).
but i hope you understand what i mean.

That piece that pushes down the band to apply it is the Reverse Band Link. That piece should be flat and straight. I seen them before bent to about a 20* V.


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