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U9 U9 CAT

04-14-2006 06:16:59

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Trying to change the transmission oil. Dipstick in front off the seat don't go down. Pour fuel down the fill The vented plug about one foot in front of dipstick. Drains out, open anouther drain further back in line with the sprockets > Drains the dipstick Please Help Wet clutch seem to go Ok except for the automatic looking steels lumping out the drain

SEEING YELLA

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King of Obsolete

04-15-2006 15:08:07

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to U9 U9 CAT, 04-14-2006 06:16:59

ok, you guys you have me confused. so what is happening here and i'll post some pictures on my website so we all know what we are talking about. #1 there is the oil clutch that takes oil.
#2 the trans which shares the oil with the diff
#3 booster for steering clutches
#4 final drives

lets ALL get going in the right direction and i'll post pictures, i have 3 D6 9Us in the yard.

www.kingofobsolete.ca

thansk

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U9 U9 CAT

04-15-2006 22:32:48

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to King of Obsolete, 04-15-2006 15:08:07

Hi, there I,ve been needing to talk to you. The trans and the differental oil is what I'm having problems with, two drains and one fill.

Desal doesn't run out of the back fill when I pour it in the fill .The fill thats below the air cleaner, thats also in front of the dipstick.

The dipstick, drains when I open the back drain for the ( diff. Bevel gear?) But I think I might have it, I thawt the clutch and the trans took 9gal So I probably just didn,t put enough in.

Aoughter problem, while I have your ear is the clutch. Its a wet clutch, oil was real milky when I drained it, and some parts came out , They Looked like automatic clutch steels? She runs fine haven't had any problems with her ,but I've only run her an hour... Help Mike Just getting stared

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U9 U9 CAT

04-15-2006 22:32:24

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to King of Obsolete, 04-15-2006 15:08:07

Hi, there I,ve been needing to talk to you. The trans and the differental oil is what I'm having problems with, two drains and one fill.

Desal doesn't run out of the back fill when I pour it in the fill .The fill thats below the air cleaner, thats also in front of the dipstick.

The dipstick, drains when I open the back drain for the ( diff. Bevel gear?) But I think I might have it, I thawt the clutch and the trans took 9gal So I probably just didn,t put enough in.

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Bob/Ont

04-14-2006 07:24:20

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to U9 U9 CAT, 04-14-2006 06:16:59

The trans and bevelgers case are all the same oil, drain at the center back between sprockets. Don't forget to check the steering booster oil, mounted above bevelgear. It has seperate oil.
Later Bob

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U9 U9 CAT

04-14-2006 20:15:09

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to Bob/Ont, 04-14-2006 07:24:20

The clutch has a fill on the right side of the bellhouseing and it own dipstick

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U9 U9 CAT

04-14-2006 13:33:40

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to Bob/Ont, 04-14-2006 07:24:20

Hi Bob when filling with oil the only place I see to put oil in the transmission is that vented plug in front of the dipstick below the air cleaner. ? but when I poured fuel down the fill it only came out the middel drain Question were do you fill the bevel and how do you drain the steering assist

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Bob/Ont

04-15-2006 18:21:40

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to U9 U9 CAT, 04-14-2006 13:33:40

You are filling the trans in the right place. The hole in the middle you mention, is it at the back? The steering clutches should be dry, any I have seen where on an 8 or 9 U.
Later Bob

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Bob/Ont

04-14-2006 18:02:05

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to U9 U9 CAT, 04-14-2006 13:33:40

The trans fill is back further I think, look under the seat or infront of it. The other one is the clutch.
Later Bob

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U9 U9 CAT

04-15-2006 22:10:29

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to Bob/Ont, 04-14-2006 18:02:05

Hi, Bob I think I,m putting it in the wright hole just not enough oil, I thought that the clutch and the trans took 9 gal. I talked to the guy I bought it from, OLD CAT SKINNER and he told me the trans took 10 gal. of gear oil That would explain the two drain holes , I guess that it fills up high enough to drain into that back sump. Under the seat in the fuel tank there is a slotted 7/8s or so plug like the one on the cable fill.. I,m going tomarrow to finish the job got me a 5gal jug of gear oil thanks for the inf Mike

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U9 U9 CAT

04-15-2006 22:48:48

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to U9 U9 CAT, 04-15-2006 22:10:29

I was reading over my message and I didn't finish My question about the plug under the seat, whats that for? And how do you drain the oil for the steering helper?

Thanks Again Mike

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Bob/Ont

04-16-2006 07:41:50

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to U9 U9 CAT, 04-15-2006 22:48:48

If there is a drain, it must be at the back of the booster housing. It's been a long time, 30+ yrs since I touched a 9U. The booster has a pump inside driven by the trans shaft. I take it you drained some clutch plate lining out of the flywheel clutch.
Later Bob

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Lauro Salinas

04-26-2006 08:16:43

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to Bob/Ont, 04-16-2006 07:41:50

the fill plug in front of the seat is the only fill plug for the trans, keep poring and the level will come up, the plug under the seat is for the steering clutches (clutches are dry but have hydrolic action for the levers) the main drive clutch is wet and the fill place is on the right side of clutch bell. good luck

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U9 U9 CAT

04-26-2006 22:44:46

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Re: D69U oil fill places in reply to Lauro Salinas, 04-26-2006 08:16:43

Yep thats alot of oil I've said that more than once Now for the motor. Thanks Mike

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