Leaking transmission fluid ml105 mahindra tractor.

Hi,

depending on the fluid, it could be leaking and then evaporating. If possible, you can run the tractor and open the section where the power steering fluid is located and monitor it to see how it leaks. Thank you.

Question edited for clarity, name of maker.
Question moved to sub category. We don't have a tractor one.

It is a known issue. Power steering repair kit.

https://www.google.com/search?q=small+valve+on+top+of+steering+cylinder+on+Mahindra+3525

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If it's low, it will make a humming noise whe you turn the steering whell. If it's belt driven and belt is loose, it will make a squeeling noise

I would agree that a clutch job is in order..

I would check the transmission fluid

I had the exact same problem with my 7060. It is caused by a switch (relay) that monitors the hydraulic fluid. The switch is under the floorboard on the driver's right side. The tractor will act the same if you have low hydraulic fluid.

either the pump is not working or the control valves are not working
have a service technician come out to diagnose the fault

Hi Benjamin:
I have a fleet of equipment that have hydraulic components, and one of the most regular maintenance tasks is replacing failed or worn components.
Running hydraulic equipment with leaks present is a real safety hazard as the part could fail resulting in hot high pressure fluid being sprayed unrestrained.
Please, do not run the machine until you replace the defective part.
Hopefully there will be a local hydraulic hose shop that can assist you.
Cheers.

Don't know about bypassing them but check this thread:
Mahindra 2004 2810W Glow Plugs Not Working
Mahindra 2004 2810W Glow Plugs Not Working