Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
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Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
Tested my TRS drive and moved it out but it wouldn't move back in. When I hit the IN switch the pump would make noise like the drive should move but the drive wouldn't move. It would move out but not in. What do you guys think could be broken?
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Re: Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
My Formula had the same problem and I found it to be the pins in the bell housing. I put some lube like PB Blaster on them and the problem went away. As you hit the switch try having someone push down on the drive to see if it will move.
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Re: Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
Could it be anything else. I did check the hydrolic fluid and that was fine. Also why would the pins cause this problem?
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Re: Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
Low fluid level in your trim pump tank would be the first place
to start.When you trim out all the oil leaves the tank and pump
gets air bound.If not sounds like a check valve problem in the pump.
to start.When you trim out all the oil leaves the tank and pump
gets air bound.If not sounds like a check valve problem in the pump.
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Re: Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
Originally Posted by HotPursuit
Low fluid level in your trim pump tank would be the first place
to start.When you trim out all the oil leaves the tank and pump
gets air bound.If not sounds like a check valve problem in the pump.
to start.When you trim out all the oil leaves the tank and pump
gets air bound.If not sounds like a check valve problem in the pump.
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The level should be at the full mark when all the way in.
Try reversing the lines on the pump to see if the opposite happens.
Try reversing the lines on the pump to see if the opposite happens.
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Re: Drive moves OUT but not IN. Help.
The pins start to rust a little or get tight and there is no grease fitting to keep them lubed up. When you hit the up button it forces them up but when you hit the down button there is no real force. Hope this helps.