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Alvis shielder gearbox problem


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Dear friends,

We are having problems with gear shifting of the Shielder and somebody advised to check and repair (clean) the sticky solenoids. 

Due lack of time we only recently spent time on the shielder (we also did not drive it properly – only a bit on MoD training site) 

Solenoids are checked and they function fine. It appeared that gearbox contained water and grit. We emptied the gearbox slush and sent sample to LAB for proper check (I sent you outcome) gearbox was drained, filled with flushing oil to clean inside, we did several times, filled it with oil, drove it a bit, emptied it, cleaned it again with flushing oil, and again new oil. 

But gear shifting remains still “aggressive” : to shift gear with a “hard bang” at top of engine RPM. (is hard bang correct translation ?)

It appears that the Shielder has 2 kinds of gear shifting programs : 1. Normal drive meaning gentle shifting at “half throttle”  and program 2 : aggressive shifting only at engine top RPM

Could you please advise us on the following possible causes :

-      Could it be the case that coupling plates are worn-broken ?

-      Could it be that the RPM sensor is broken ?

-      Could it be that the gearbox is broken ?

Could there be other causes ? Do you know users with same experience ? Do you know people that know all-about the shielder and recognize the problem ?  

Thank you in advance and looking forward to hearing from you,

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1 minute ago, SirLanceUK said:

Hi, a friend of mine Rob has a shielder with a gearbox issue as well, I did start another stream and had a useful link passed my way by Diana and Jackie

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/615369/2017-00418.pdf

 

Yes, we have that document and I saw the post and the reactions, Thanks.

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