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  1. rigsales

    M1088 Transmission cooler fan question

    Thank you for that, it was the bearing on the other side of the pinion nose (under yoke) that was loose. From the TM breakdown it looks like the nut and yoke tighten onto that outer bearing setting the load on that bearing. I used a 1" drive impact and tightened until the bearing felt tight but...
  2. rigsales

    M1088 Transmission cooler fan question

    Good deal, thanks. made it home finally, when I would stop and check temps with a temp gun the transmission was about 220 degrees and I never saw the trans fan on when I would stop. I really don't think it's coming on at all so I might hook it up to a switch and install a temp gauge so I can...
  3. rigsales

    M1088 Transmission cooler fan question

    Thanks for that, I sure will honk the horn for ya, that is why I'm so gun shy on this one. It actually broke on the Auction guy while he was moving it. He did include the broken one for me to show the driveline shop. Truck has 18K miles and rear end yoke is sloppy with play. I hope this caused...
  4. rigsales

    M1088 Transmission cooler fan question

    Is this fan designed to stay on all of the time or does it operate off of the trans temperature somehow? I've searched the TMs and cannot seem to find the answer. (Of course not saying it isn't in there somewhere). Mine is not running all the time but does come on occasionally. When I stopped...
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