Hi there,
I just own a new to me Fiat Ducato III 250 3.0 Multijet 180 ComfortMatic, aka "auto" trans.
My van is a bus from 2012 with shy of 100.000km.
Though just after 500km it stopped with a stalled engine, due to transmission problems. Looks like the brake fluid reservoir lost fluid and does so again and again, after several days of standing still. Codes: P0857-86 and P0856-81 aka no gears availible. After looking under the engine it looks like, besides engine oil, there is a yellow fluid, which is supposed to be the "missing" brake fluid.
So I will need to pull the trans to renew the slave cylinder.
I have seen several videos of people with big arms doing that - but I have never seen or read from someone doing that on a ComfortMatic, aka Auto, aka Selespeed. Difference being: The stuff of top.
I really do not want to deal with reservoirs cutting off, leaking and so on while disassembly. Or even worse getting stuck with a non movable vehicle.
(of course I do not have a garage, or crane, or hoist)
- Anyone done that?
- even possible to remove that "clever part" of the tranny? (there is up to 40 bar inside)
I just own a new to me Fiat Ducato III 250 3.0 Multijet 180 ComfortMatic, aka "auto" trans.
My van is a bus from 2012 with shy of 100.000km.
Though just after 500km it stopped with a stalled engine, due to transmission problems. Looks like the brake fluid reservoir lost fluid and does so again and again, after several days of standing still. Codes: P0857-86 and P0856-81 aka no gears availible. After looking under the engine it looks like, besides engine oil, there is a yellow fluid, which is supposed to be the "missing" brake fluid.
So I will need to pull the trans to renew the slave cylinder.
I have seen several videos of people with big arms doing that - but I have never seen or read from someone doing that on a ComfortMatic, aka Auto, aka Selespeed. Difference being: The stuff of top.
I really do not want to deal with reservoirs cutting off, leaking and so on while disassembly. Or even worse getting stuck with a non movable vehicle.
(of course I do not have a garage, or crane, or hoist)
- Anyone done that?
- even possible to remove that "clever part" of the tranny? (there is up to 40 bar inside)
- Model
- Ducato III
- Year
- 2012
- Mileage
- 70000