Case 970 Oil

70Ford · Jul 9, 2020

So why would there be trans fluid in clutch housing? Blown seal in c1 clutch pack?

jacksun65 · Jul 9, 2020

Well if it is a power shift it has a wet clutch.. if it and standard 8spd it has a dry clutch.

2090 · Jul 9, 2020

If it's a powershift, it doesn't have a clutch, torque limiter instead.

used red MN · Jul 9, 2020

Yes, like I say it has been a while since I have been in
one. What ever is sealing the input shaft as it comes
out of the powershift clutch housing. See the link for
the parts diagrams, it has been to long I can’t direct
you to the most likely culprit. Maybe Case Nutty will
come back and clarify. When you reply here on the
same topic you should keep replying inside your first
topic like you did when you replied about the grease
not being available in Canada. Now you have it all
spread out and lso others like Jacksun can’t see it is a
powershift because you said you have it split to
replace the torque limiter.
CaseIH parts diagram

70Ford · Jul 9, 2020

Thanks. I'm a newbee on forums. Sorry for being all ovet

used red MN · Jul 9, 2020

Here is a link back to you first post.
First post on topic

jon f mn · Jul 9, 2020

There is no clutch as most think of it with a case powershift.
On the flywheel there is a clutch like mechanism with a disc
and pressure plate called a torque limiter, but it does not
release. It is there to protect the engine and transmission
during shifts. It runs in transmission oil. The clutch action you
get when you push the clutch happens in the powershift
clutches.

70Ford · Jul 9, 2020

That's all I needed to hear. Trans oil in bellhousing with limiter clutch is supposed to be there. Thankyou very much. My initial question is finally answered

used red MN · Jul 9, 2020

Ford, I beg you to accept my humble apologies for misleading you. So this proves it has been to long since I
was into a Case power shift. I confused it with the John Deere design that uses a dry torque limiter. I should
have known when I looked at the parts page and it did not show a seal or any real separation that in ran in oil.

70Ford · Jul 9, 2020

No problem. I appreciate your help and knowledge

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