| Re: [GMCnet] Transmission pan leak sucess [message #326698 is a reply to message #326694] |
Sun, 03 December 2017 16:36   |
jimk
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Tom,
Majority of the time , the trans fluid leak around the Final drive comes
from the trans fill tube that enters into the Final drive.
As the torque converter leaks down, the trans level jumps up about 2" and
the O rig on the tube leaks.
Solution to that is to wipe down both sides of the tube and hole and coat
sealent and bolt it down.
There is a small weeping hole in the same area that will leak either fluid
(trans/ Final ) we see more of it as the final drive pion seals fail.
On Sun, Dec 3, 2017 at 2:18 PM, tom geiger wrote:
> Well, I think I got it sealed up. At least so far. Next will be the final
> drive oil change. I guess from what I read it should be changed now. Gotta
> find that single piece gasket. Still seemed to be a little wet up front
> of the transmissionpan around the final drive. Don't know if the gasket is
> leaking on the final drive or if there are transmission leaks happening in
> some tube connections higher up on the transmission. Not sure of what or
> where yet.
>
> Thanks guys for all the help!
> Tom
> 76 Eleganza ll
> Kansas City, Mo.
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