> The overdrive worked great and engaged very quickly, but at one point in
> the trip I flicked the switch to diengage the O/D, and it wouldn't. I
> flicked the switch back and forth, still no disengage. I left the
> switch in the "out" potition, and several miles later, it kicked out. I
> engaged it again, no problem, and it disengaged easily. But 10 or
> twenty miles later, the situation repeated itself. Based on earlier
> advise from the list, I will check switch contacts, but this seemed to
> be related to how long the O/D had been engaged. Does that make any
> sense to anybody?
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark Gardner
You might check the level of fluit in the unit, and the type of fluid,
sometimes people use too low a viscosity fluid. Check what the manual calls
for...may not be a bad idea to change out the fluid anyway...you don't know
how long it has been there.
Cheers
Keith
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