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M916 Trans Questions

Crider281

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Hey all,

My dad needs some assistance on one of his M916's (7155 Cat Trans) and would like to speak to someone if at all possible via phone.

Any other known experts in here that would be willing to call him?

Thanks!
 

NDT

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You will get better results using the “hive” on here, have him relay to you EXACT SYMPTOMS and whether or not he is working on a crappy Ft Polk rebuild or not.
 

simp5782

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Yes. List the problems. There is a CAT 7155 manual with the diagnostic procedure and troubleshooting section in it.

List his symptoms. And we can go from there.
 

Crider281

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I’ll try to get more exact details but he was driving his truck pulling our backhoe and noticed when approaching 10th gear the trans just didn’t seem like it was engaging like normal and the gears were scraping some. It did this twice and he pulled to the side of the road as he didn’t want to pull the hill with the load. He thought he could smell a faint burning smell. We drove the backhoe on. Next day we get the truck and he drove it to our shop and all seemed fine.

He was also wondering if their was a service filter somewhere. I’ll have to send him those manuals.

Not sure on the rebuild aspect. This particular truck we’ve had for about 6-7 years I believe. One of our first 916’s.
 

simp5782

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It needs a receiver dryer before the transmission as well as a mister for the valve body.

Where is the truck located?

More than likely its a faulty shifter. Then again some times. They just foul up on shifting. Mine will at times only do half of the air burst during shifting. Slap it again and it shifts fine.
 

155mm

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i had the same issue other than the smell 1 time with my 7155 pulling 6k gallons of water on a slight incline, dont remember what gear but was up there around 10th. i just stopped, started over in the bottom, no other issues since then. i just wrote it off as a fluke, or operator error. I didnt have a dryer oiler at the time of error.

this is the oiler i used and have been happy.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B005JHD7GI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
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