Posted by Tim S on June 11, 2016 at 05:39:57 from (107.128.253.136):
In Reply to: hydaulic oils posted by taem on June 10, 2016 at 20:51:42:
To go along with what the others have said, The brake lining has probably failed, clogging the sump screen, as well a sending filings from the brake housing through the system,,the line of travel for the trans oil is through the sump screen (which is about like a screen door),,it will keep the big chunks out but "Not" the filings,, then onto the transmission pump which is pumping the filings,,and they in turn are eating at the transmission pump in a constant action,, then from the trans. pump through the filter, now at that point the filings are being filtered out, but some still get through the filter to contaminate the rest of the system,, when all of this takes place it is near like trying to cure cancer.. The first thing that needs to happen is to inspect the brakes, then replace the trans pump as well as the trans pump lines ( he fatigue and they don't cost much) flush everything that you can, all the nooks and crannies,, place a few very good magnets in the bottom of the trans case, go back together with the correct oil,,Kiss it on the hood and hope for the best. The longer the filings swirl and grind on the internal valves the more issues that will develop,, and "Then" if that don't work....reach for the dynamite ;^)
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