pennwalk
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I am working on a YM 180. Can anyone tell me how much transmission fluid it takes?
Chris
Chris
YM 180 transmission fluid
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YannyMan
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Add till it reads full on the dipstick, then start and recheck the line...
Neat 1500
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its a smaller size to a 1500 and they hold about 15 litres so i would say about 12 litres for a 180.
I have 3 gallons in it now and it isn't all the way up to the mark. Do you screw the dip stick in to take the measurement?. My main tractor is a 186d. I got this 180 for parts but it looked too good so I am trying to get it running. There are enough differences that the 186 manuals aren't very useful.
Chris
Chris
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After puzzling over several Yanmar manuals I concluded what they meant was don't screw in a threaded dipstick, but do push in one that slides into a rubber grommet.
I don't think there are many points where the difference has any significance.
I don't think there are many points where the difference has any significance.
YannyMan
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I know on my tractors, the trans fluid is for the rear diff and the trans, so it takes quite a bit.
None of my tractors have a dip stick, they all use a weep hole, so it takes the guess work right out of it.
None of my tractors have a dip stick, they all use a weep hole, so it takes the guess work right out of it.
I agree with California, I have 3 different manuals (not the 186d) and all of them say check without screwing in.
I have started marking tractors with the amounts of fluids they take when I can figure out what it is supposed to be. It is sort of a pain to use trial and error and end up having to drain a little off when I miss. Fluids are getting expensive. I wish all vehicles came with fluids and air pressure marked on them.
Chris
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