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Argo Service Manual Transmission
TR-23
52. Wash all parts in a clean varsol bath
and dry all parts with compressed air
or a lint free rag. Lay out all parts for
inspection. Photo TR-67
Always exercise extreme caution when using compressed air. Compressed air can be
potentially dangerous causing serious injury or even death if misused.
TR-67
Transmission Component Inspection
Mechanical transmissions do not need a great deal of maintenance beyond periodic and
regular oil changes. However, once a problem has been detected and the transmission has
been disassembled, it is important to examine all transmission components for wear,
cracks or breakage. Repairing or replacing all faulty components will prevent further
premature breakdowns and the need to disassemble the transmission again in the near
future.
Inspect all transmission components and look for Broken or badly worn teeth
Worn out or seized up bearings
Badly worn spline shafts
Cracks in the transmission housing or cover
Gear Wear
Lack of lubrication, wrong type of lubrication or transmission overheating may cause
excessive wear or damage to transmission gears. When inspecting gears, follow these
guidelines.
Normal Wear
As gears operate, the meshing operation and oil wash will polish the gear teeth, removing
any sharp edges, imperfections or shards. The polished surface should cover the entire
length and depth of the teeth. Well lubricated gears will show this condition after many
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