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  1. simp5782

    Cat 7155 Clicking on M916

    Rear clutch housing disassembly looks like this. The springs in there can break as shown in the pressure gear
  2. simp5782

    Cat 7155 Clicking on M916

    Is the PTO disengaged? Just to double check. First diagnostics procedure would be to remove the rear driveshaft, depressurize the air in the system. Then spin the output of the transmission and see if you can feel the clunk with spinning. The next step would be to pull the valve...
  3. simp5782

    Cat 7155 Clicking on M916

    Yes. The truck has lockers. More than likely you have a broken spring in the rear clutch assembly
  4. simp5782

    Cat 7155 Clicking on M916

    That is a broken gear in the main gear section of the interaxle. You need to know which axle is doing it so you can replace it. It is very very pricey to fix. I think around 1000 for just the chunk but you need to lnow which axle. So you will need to Jack it up off the ground and figure...
  5. simp5782

    Cat 7155 Clicking on M916

    Make sure the interaxle diff switch is deactivated. Does it sound like this? https://youtu.be/FJ2VF6_VbpU
  6. simp5782

    Cat 7155 Clicking on M916

    Post a video of the sound if you can. Pull the floor access panel for a better vantage. More than likely it is the rear roller bearing but a click vs a clunk can be a huge difference
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