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> Oooze from my trans---so what do I need?
pSquared
post Jul 28 2015, 04:25 PM
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Getting a messy seep from where the arrow's pointing.

Betting I just remove the 2 - 13mm's that hold the shift housing and hopefully I can
pull apart and replace the O-Ring I see in the parts diagram.

Any other gaskets? Or anything else I should procure to stem the seepage? And where might I find?

(hopefully there's no explosion of springs and microscopic little parts that come flying
out when I pull the housing. Ask why I wonder...)

Thanks in advance for any insight.

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post Jul 28 2015, 04:39 PM
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Common leak point. A couple of o rings and you're good to go.
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post Jul 28 2015, 07:04 PM
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1 O-ring and you are done. Clean the surface well. There should not be any gaskets on there. If there are, someone made a mistake. While your at it, might as well change the seal in the console. I think I have both. PM me and I will check. Need to do so soon as I am in the wind as of Thurs afternoon and not back until Mon.
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post Jul 28 2015, 07:40 PM
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Follow the Dr.s advice and you won't go wrong.

And by the way, my trans is still AWESOME after the rebuild! I say a little thanks to the Dr on every drive.
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