Re: 986 TA fixed itself

Posted by Novel Idea Guy on January 22, 2005 at 07:37:01 from (64.80.56.122):

In Reply to: 986 TA fixed itself posted by Mapleridge on January 22, 2005 at 06:13:13:

I wouldn"t say it fixed itself. There"s still something wrong, it"s just intermittent. Unfortunately, you could spend a lot of time and money figuring out what"s wrong, and still not fix it when the problem only happens sometimes.

The TA is operated by hydraulic pressure. In the past I"ve experienced the TA slipping in low when turning, because the hydraulic power steering bled enough pressure off to cause the TA to release. This generally indicates a problem with the MCV or hydraulic pump, not the TA itself.

Follow the TA linkage down to the side of the torque tube, under the left door of the cab. That"s the panel that contains the MCV, which I believe stands for multi-control valve. It directs hydraulic pressure to the power steering, TA, and brakes. Your problem may be there.

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