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Old 01-03-2005, 05:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default My 90 keeps jumping out of gear

when descending hills in low 1st it often jumps out of gear (which is pretty scary )

is this a simple adjustment needs doing or am i in for a bill for a new gearbox???

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Old 01-03-2005, 07:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi Rob
There could be two solutions the first one is easy. Do you double clutch going in to low range? If you do not then by double clutching this will fix your problem. When I first got my 130 I used to just slide it in to low the same as I did with any other truck and hay presto it works for ages but as soon as I got to a hill going down out she pops engaging what I called the holy fu*^ing sh$# gear (hang on for dear life and push the brakes in real slow). It was not till I spoke up and asked a question that I got laughed at it (double clutching) is aparently in the manual, I still haven't got around to reading it probalily some really interesting things in there. All that aside if you do douple clutch going into low range then the problem is most likely the syncros being worn so yes open the check book or swipe the visa because int's in the box and that always will cost.
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thanks adam.
no i dont double clutch.

i will try that next time and see if it solves the problem.

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There should be a definate click type feeling as it goes in. It is also quite amazing how far you can go with it not fully in this locked possition. I hope this is all that your problem is.
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