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Leaking transmission [message #331753] Sat, 05 May 2018 15:08 Go to previous message
lqqkatjon is currently offline  lqqkatjon   United States
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After spending a few hours cleaning my driveway off from my coach dripping in the same spot for 7 years, then seeing the mess it is making on the ground while it has been hovering up on a lift at the exhaust shop, I am realizing I need to address this a little bit.

I do not believe it is the governor or the dipstick tube. I also know the o-ring is new on the modulator.

My plan is to drop the Pan and super seal up the pan, and see about shift linkage and where kickdown wires go in.

I believe my leak is mostly because the torque converter leaks down when it is parked. I hope to not do a tranny rebuild this year, maybe next winter.


My question is asking advice on parts (o-rings??) for the kickdown wires, the shift linkage. And also anything about the speedo cable?

And preferred pan gasket?

I am not sure I will change the filter. It maybe has 6000 miles on it. I am not racking up big mileage. I am aware of fitment issues with some filters.

Hope to have my gmc back from exhaust shop next week, so this maybe next weekend's project. Need it to leak "less"


Jon Roche 75 palm beach EBL EFI, manny headers, Micro Level, rebuilt most of coach now. St. Cloud, MN http://lqqkatjon.blogspot.com/
 
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