AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS

Discussion in 'International Forum' started by Rodrigo, Apr 18, 2016.

  1. Rodrigo

    Rodrigo Bobtail Member

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    I have a Interntional Prostar 2008, i have no problems in 2 years but recently i have to repair the engine, ok no problems it is a Cummins ISX , now its great, but i have a problem on the road Because its stop in N and i can't change transmission to Drive o R, i have to town it and right now it is in the mechanic, but there is other problem in my country there is no specialist for automatic transmission ... that any one can help me?...

    Its has a a Eaton Fuller automatic transmission
     
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  3. melsno

    melsno Light Load Member

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    My father has a auto eaton fuller just like you. The dealer before selling it to him checked and replaced some air hoses that went into the auto make sure their are no air leaks. Also if you have the money why not switch it to manual? In the usa its about $4-5k job with a used transmission. See which one will save you money i heard fixing a auto can cost a lot of money. I wish you luck
     
  4. JAYRODPA

    JAYRODPA Light Load Member

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    that's what I would do. autos are covenant but standers are more reliable. and less costly
     
  5. allan82782

    allan82782 Bobtail Member

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    I had the same issue with mine 2 years ago it was an $39 Solenoid on top of the transmission. Call eaton fuller support line and they will ask you for the vin# of the truck an they will walk you through the manual codes on your truck and give you the website for the diagram. It took me about 9 hours ( removing the seats and bottom dashboard to access the floor)all for an 10 min pull out and pop in sensor.
     
  6. Serghei_B

    Serghei_B Bobtail Member

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    I have a 2009 Peterbilt, Isx 60 Cummins, eaton fuller ultrashift self adjusting 10 sp, with a bypassed DPF. It started slipping whenever going in 9th and 10th gear(more like losing RPMs whenever upshifting), quite random-sometimes in 9th other times in 10th. I took it to a mechanic, who decided the clutch was at fault. Now I am in a dilemma: the original engine has 450 hp, but with bypassing the DPF, it now has 500 hp, so should I order a clutch for 450 hp engine or for 500 hp engine?
     
  7. QUALITYTRUCK

    QUALITYTRUCK Road Train Member

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    Ultrashift only uses one specific clutch. No choice.
     
  8. dustinbrock

    dustinbrock Road Train Member

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    First thing I would do is crawl under your truck and squeeze between the frame and driveshaft to look on top of the transmission. listen for any air leaks and look at the solenoid on top rear or transmission to see if it's wet around there.

    Wiggle the plugs for the wiring haeness and make sure they are in snug. unplug and inspect them if possible.

    Sometimes moisture can get into one of the electrical plugs and cause it to stay in N.
     
  9. Wild47340

    Wild47340 Bobtail Member

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    I changed my clutch in my 2005 Pete and I can’t get it to come out of neutral it just blinks and beeps the only code I get is 25 which means no codes win I start it the motor reves up three times
     
  10. Heavyd

    Heavyd Road Train Member

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    You probably have power problems to the trans. Check the wiring harness from your batteries to the transmission.
     
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