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| Haudiosolutions |
 Apr 11 2011, 08:02 PM
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I doubt it's related but after finally getting a running 914 and tortured by letting it sit for a week while someone trouble shoots the electrical demons. I was out with the wife car shopping and went through an "ordeal" (according to the wife) long story short.... really had to work to get the car moving after the clutch roller pin in the pedal cluster broke and soon there after I noticed (after rigging the pin to get us home) a some what significant leak which looks to be around the right axle. everytime I park for a while I have a small puddle of fluid. I'm hoping nothing was damaged in the issue of grinding a gear or two in an attempt to get moving through an intersection or maybe it's just the fact the car hadn't been driven much over the past four or five years and streaching it's legs also loosened a seal. So.... what do the experts suspect and how difficult is it to repair?
Thanks in advance! Derrick |
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Haudiosolutions Trans oil leak around the right axle Apr 11 2011, 08:02 PM
Dr Evil Easy to repair, likely just a dried old seal, chea... Apr 11 2011, 10:34 PM Haudiosolutions thanks, I will get in there in a few days. and giv... Apr 12 2011, 05:33 AM  |
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