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Old 01-19-2014, 06:38 PM
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I don't think it's the relief valves sticking because it'll move a little in reverse then stops and now will creep for a foot or so foward.
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When you cleaned the transaxle out was there a lot of loose gunk in there? And just throwing this out there, because it could happen. Did you use paper toweling to clean it out, and possible left some toweling behind.
Easy thing to do, been there done that. Either way sounds like others have mentioned it seem like a plugged filter, or wrong filter.
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I don't think it's the relief valves sticking because it'll move a little in reverse then stops and now will creep for a foot or so foward.
Maybe there is air in the system and when you move the lever back and forth ( when running ) it's starting to bleed the system.

( any comments on that line of thought? )
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I wonder if one valve is stuck partially in relief and not allowing pressure to build up.
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I was thinkin about air is there a way to bleed the air out of the system.
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I'm thinking the hydro pickup tube is clogged with crap.
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I was under the impression that the vent would prevent air in the system.
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What would be the next step you guys think to check off.
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I think you need to check the relief valves and see if they are coming up. This system is "self bleeding" there is no way it is air locked, unless the charge pump is bad, or there is an air leak in the suction side. The old gasket came off with the filter right? Pull the filter and make sure something isn't plugging it. Know a guy who wiped out the trans with a rag and a piece of the rag tore off and got left in the trans. Plugged the filter. When he pulled the filter off he found it. Again, check the relief valves. If they aren't coming up, pull the filter back off.
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I think you need to check the relief valves and see if they are coming up. This system is "self bleeding" there is no way it is air locked, unless the charge pump is bad, or there is an air leak in the suction side. The old gasket came off with the filter right? Pull the filter and make sure something isn't plugging it. Know a guy who wiped out the trans with a rag and a piece of the rag tore off and got left in the trans. Plugged the filter. When he pulled the filter off he found it. Again, check the relief valves. If they aren't coming up, pull the filter back off.
Jonathan, I think I know that guy also
Actually it should of been a rag instead of paper towel.
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