Trans leak e
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Staging Lane
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Trans leak e i have a 4l60E and i change my trans filter and pan gasket and now i have i bad leak i put grease around the pan per instrustions or should i have not done that. what should i have use if anything
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
Get the Victor Reinz Tuff-Cork gasket, W39365TC for the 4L60E. It has a steel core.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=3654483
Make sure the top gear solenoid purge port located in the pan rail isn't covered by the gasket. Some aftermarket aluminum pans will also cover this port and need to be ground.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=3654483
Make sure the top gear solenoid purge port located in the pan rail isn't covered by the gasket. Some aftermarket aluminum pans will also cover this port and need to be ground.
Yeah, grease is an old trick to get it to stay put during installation-and make it easier to remove the next time.
It doesn't work so well on these transmissions as the OP has found out.
I knew a "mechanic" who used floor tile adhesive on transmission pan and differential cover gaskets. They never leaked but you'd need a freekin jackhammer to get them off.
Go with the Tuff-Cork stuff guys.
It doesn't work so well on these transmissions as the OP has found out.
I knew a "mechanic" who used floor tile adhesive on transmission pan and differential cover gaskets. They never leaked but you'd need a freekin jackhammer to get them off.
Go with the Tuff-Cork stuff guys.
Thread Starter
Staging Lane
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 67
Likes: 0
From: around
Yeah, grease is an old trick to get it to stay put during installation-and make it easier to remove the next time.
It doesn't work so well on these transmissions as the OP has found out.
I knew a "mechanic" who used floor tile adhesive on transmission pan and differential cover gaskets. They never leaked but you'd need a freekin jackhammer to get them off.
Go with the Tuff-Cork stuff guys.
It doesn't work so well on these transmissions as the OP has found out.
I knew a "mechanic" who used floor tile adhesive on transmission pan and differential cover gaskets. They never leaked but you'd need a freekin jackhammer to get them off.
Go with the Tuff-Cork stuff guys.
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