I have a 1998 Meritor 10 speed. It shifts great but does not go into HI range when switched. Normally when you slip the selector you hear the noise, but now, nothing.
I drove it home at 20mph for about 30min. After making a stop at the light, and trying to slip to HI range it started to work. I don't want to get stuck in a low range, any idea what it could be? Mechanic told its most likely synchronizer in the back and Meritor makes a kit to fix it. Estmiates $1k for the job...
Meritor 10spd not going into HI range
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by czego82, Dec 28, 2018.
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Do you hear air escaping out of the valve when you switch from low to high range?
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Might want to start with the air supply the that valve on the tranny. You should hear air come out of the vent.
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There's a fix for that, someone familiar with Rockwell Meritor , which was very common before about 2005, should be able to put the updated range shift mechanism on it.
I had one stick in high range, getting it moving is the problem then..
Another had it stuck in low, he drove a long ways, that way.
Both were fixed in our company shop, and the one I had lost the fix when they finally replaced the trans with a reman. -
Replace the Slave Valve Assembly?
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Yes. It might need replaced or cleaned out. I would replace it with a new gasket. I think they are about 100 bucks
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If the synchro was bad, would there be air noise?
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Synchronizer is internal to the tranny. The valve is on the back external.
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