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Re: 806 hydraulics, steering, brakes and TA prob.
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Posted by Lee K. on December 30, 2000 at 13:52:56 from (205.160.206.85):
In Reply to: 806 hydraulics, steering, brakes and TA prob. posted by Wayne on December 30, 2000 at 12:31:15:
It sounds like your whole MCV ciruit is dead. I'd have your MCV valve out and check the condition of the pump. There is no filter on this pump, just a small screen. MCV pump is a totally diferent pump than the Main Hydraulic pump. The MCV takes care of Brakes, Steering, TA, and transmission lube on an 806. There could be a number of things wrong, such as plugged screen, bad o-ring between pump and valve body, bad drive gear, or bad pump. I would also sugest a bad preasure plate, but if the main hydraulics work and the PTO works, the preasure plate is alright. A good indication that the MCV pump isn't pumping is if the low lube preasure indicator light is always on or flashing even when the clutch is realeased.
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