I have a 2012 Freightliner Cascadia with 10 speed Eaton Fuller and today I noticed a weird winding noise when I go from 10th gear down to 9th and 8th on the highway when I stepped off the accelerator, the noise would come on about every 2 seconds and would go away when I would step on the accelerator again. Could it be low transmission fluid or differential issue?
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Winding Noise when going from 10th gear to 9th and 8th
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by JohnSmith69, Aug 10, 2020.
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You might check the brake fluid as well lol
you’re clutch will take dot 4 I do believe, yea some trucks at least actually take brake fluid, that’s more of a grinding noise and usually only during operation and probably not it but I think it’s best to cover everything you can before you decide It’s inside the transmission itself and have freightliner tear your truck apart at $150 an hour and being your only hearing it in the gears that get the most use........ but a surprisingly high amount of things on these trucks (especially air valves) can be visible or audibly malfunctioning and still not be the problem.JohnSmith69 Thanks this. -
Also are you pushing on the shifter or when this happens? Or even have your hands on it
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