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SMTA torque amplifier
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Posted by Dan on January 30, 2001 at 14:47:44 from (12.18.161.164):
Got an SMTA purchased last year/ Guy I got it fron said TA didn't work and he was right. Have tried adjustment but doesn't help. Slips in all gears but low when brakes applied. No noise from it. Have IT manual and Blue Ribbon service book so I know it is a ways in there. What is generally the problem on these, the clutch disc? I know the PTO is in the bottom of this housing and believe it is in oil. Is there oil on the TA mechanism? Is the clutch disc a wet disc? Know I will find this out when I get in tere but like to know a little before I start.
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