Lately I've noticed that my transmission has been making an odd noise that I can best describe as "tractory"?
In all gears except for 9th for some reason?
9th is nice and quiet...
Weird.
Cascadia eaton 10-speed, odd noise?
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by PermanentTourist, Apr 27, 2021.
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Sounds like an overdrive 10 speed. 9th being direct would put power straight through with no load on the countershafts.
Makes me wonder if there's a countershaft bearing starting to go?God prefers Diesels and PermanentTourist Thank this. -
Any idea as to how difficult this is to repair?
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You have to pull the tranny and bell housing to get to the front ones.PermanentTourist Thanks this.
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You think there's a chance it might just need a transmission oil change? I don't think I ever done it in this truck for the 150000 miles I've had it...
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Don't know. But a five gallon bucket of 50wt is cheap. Takes about three gallons to fill it. I recommend buying a bucket pump. They're about forty bucks.PermanentTourist Thanks this.
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Have you checked the gear oil level? Usually when they sound that way they are low or out. Does it make the noise at idle? Does the noise quit if you mash the clutch down for a minute?
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A model is mighty close , pop the filler plug and see where the oil level is , should be up to bottom of plug , if it's way low ,may be too late , upper bearings may need replacing. Get a magnet on a flexible handle and move it around in the bottom of the tranny , will be small wear particles ( normal ) ,bigger pieces may be bearing flakes or bearing cage. Flaking or cage gone will enable it to growl.
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Just wondering if you ever figured out what it was. I’m having the same issue with my truck.
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