Leaking trans fluid out of output shaft
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Leaking trans fluid out of output shaft
I was adjusting my exhaust the other day and I noticed a red fluid on the bottom of my car (on something). I traced it back to the output shaft on the transmission. I'm on the tightest budget. I know my transmission can NOT get low, so how would I fill it with fluid? How do I repair this leak?!
Thanks,
Kyle
Thanks,
Kyle
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OK.
I will probably do this Saturday in between track runs (friday and sunday).
So should be very scary...
When you say "knocks out" is there anything special I should know?
And with driveshaft removal should I know anything outside of remembering to use locktite when putting the bolts back on?
Thank you for the quick reply!
I will probably do this Saturday in between track runs (friday and sunday).
So should be very scary...
When you say "knocks out" is there anything special I should know?
And with driveshaft removal should I know anything outside of remembering to use locktite when putting the bolts back on?
Thank you for the quick reply!
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i dont think you need locktite on the driveshaft bolts. those little bolts wouldnt come out again very easy.
as for the leak you would just have to get a new seal. its that big round plastic looking piece around the output shaft. pop the old one off and put the new one in. it can be a pain to get in cause youll hit one side in and the other side will pop out.
as for the leak you would just have to get a new seal. its that big round plastic looking piece around the output shaft. pop the old one off and put the new one in. it can be a pain to get in cause youll hit one side in and the other side will pop out.