Reply to "Goose Girling Clutch Solenoid"

mangustaMember

Lee,

I believe that your drawing is correct now that I look at it and a couple others.... Not having car to stick my head in and look is the pits!

I always thought that the pressure port was at the end.....not the middle! Like brake M/C. But I guess if that end port is blocked off during the piston stroke, you won't have fluid going up into the reservoir! Seems backwards....... but I found other drawings showing similar with reservoirs at end port!

Brainfart!
Cheers!

4/6/207:34 PM

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