Oh %$#@, someone tell me what I did wrong.
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Oh %$#@, someone tell me what I did wrong.
Just finished putting in my fuddle 3600TC, I started the car up, let it run for 30 seconds, shut it down, checked for leaks.
I heard some sort of hissing noise that sounded like it was comeing from the tranny dipstick, so I took it out. It was covered up to about the halfway mark with tranny fluid (wait, this gets better).
Then tranny fluid starts gushing out of the top of the dipstick tube like something out of a horror movie. Probibly about 1/4 quart of the ****, all over my engine.
Someone please tell me how I fucked up this badly and what I can do to fix it.
-John
I heard some sort of hissing noise that sounded like it was comeing from the tranny dipstick, so I took it out. It was covered up to about the halfway mark with tranny fluid (wait, this gets better).
Then tranny fluid starts gushing out of the top of the dipstick tube like something out of a horror movie. Probibly about 1/4 quart of the ****, all over my engine.
Someone please tell me how I fucked up this badly and what I can do to fix it.
-John
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
For some reason I think it's overfilled.
Any other ideas?
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You may have over filled it depending on how much was in your old converter. To get an accurate reading you need to have the tranny at least warm. You won't hurt it letting it idle up to temp. Just don't drive it until you know the level is correct. Let it idle for a few minutes and then check the level warm.
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Originally Posted by 2xLS1
What about the vent line on the top of the transmission. Are you sure it is not kinked or pinched?
Would that do it?.. Sh*t, I may have pinched it in the tourq arm bracket.
As soon as I work off this hangover I'll go check
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Originally Posted by WhiteKnightZ28
Would that do it?.. Sh*t, I may have pinched it in the tourq arm bracket.
As soon as I work off this hangover I'll go check
As soon as I work off this hangover I'll go check
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Originally Posted by Farmer2
I can tell you right now this is what you did. you will be ok, just unclamp the torque arm bushing and remove the line.......................I did the same thing on mine way back when
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i did something similar- installed the one way valve the wrong way (would let air into the trans but not out).
got HOT fluid spit out of the dipstick tube in my ******* face! . once i thought of the problem i i got right under there and ripped the goddam valve out of the vent hose- never had a problem again!
got HOT fluid spit out of the dipstick tube in my ******* face! . once i thought of the problem i i got right under there and ripped the goddam valve out of the vent hose- never had a problem again!