Eton yukon transmission trouble
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Updates for your xsmn ?
I recently purchased a used 2003 Yukon YXL 150 as a project. I'm getting ready to crack open the transmission. Do you have any updates to your transmission issue? Do you have the service manual? I may be purchasing the manual shortly. Let me know if you want a scanned copy.
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you may have some surface rust on your shifting fork shaft. the shifting cluster is not engaging. where did it get water inside of the tranny? did you submerge it? you may have to rock it back and forth "in gear" while moving the shifter back and forth. if it doesn't "break loose", you'll need to pull it apart. if you have to pull it, it's much easier to pull the engine/transmission as one unit out, lay it on its left side and take the tranny case apart. my shifter cluster had stripped gears, easy fix. holler back if you have any more questions. i will be posting pics of the reassembly to help anyone out.
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well, the drive shaft was the wrong part. the size was the updated replacement(splines were a little different). Eton happened to have the old style still on the shelf. i got one coming. now the pics in my Eton album are what has been installed so far. once the new drive shaft comes in, i'll post some more pics. nothing will change on the inside, but i'll be able to showcase the CVT pulley area once the next part comes in that way it'll help anyone who is working on something similiar.
i wished that all of the manufacturers kept up with the service bulletins on upgraded/replacement parts. that was a bummer. but i still got plenty of time to finish the repair before we take off and play.
more to come soon on this project.
i wished that all of the manufacturers kept up with the service bulletins on upgraded/replacement parts. that was a bummer. but i still got plenty of time to finish the repair before we take off and play.
more to come soon on this project.
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look closely at the pics i posted in my album. if you can't get it to loosen up manually, you may need to pull the engine/tranny in one piece and open it up. look at the pics on the gear shift spindle and the way the teeth line up to the gear shift drum. or the way the channels are on the gear shift drum. as you can tell by the pics, the gear shift spindle teeth tie in to the gear shift drum teeth which spins and actuates the stub of the shifting fork in the channels and moves the shifting fork inside of the shifting cluster. quite a few moving parts. i hope this helps you understand how it functions and will help you out! holler back.
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E-ton150yukon
I recently purchased a used 2003 Yukon YXL 150 as a project. I'm getting ready to crack open the transmission. Do you have any updates to your transmission issue? Do you have the service manual? I may be purchasing the manual shortly. Let me know if you want a scanned copy.
Thank u very much
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Defeojack1
I recently purchased a used 2003 Yukon YXL 150 as a project. I'm getting ready to crack open the transmission. Do you have any updates to your transmission issue? Do you have the service manual? I may be purchasing the manual shortly. Let me know if you want a scanned copy.
Thank u