Could this cause transmission fluid leak? (pics)
07-28-2014, 11:42 AM
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Torque converter explode?
That seal is shot... pull it and install a new seal, you can get the seal and helix retainer for like $10 online.
The pump to trans case oring seal is also a leak point.
Curious what caused that though, might be worth it to pull the pump to inspect the rotor/vanes/slide for damage. If you pull it, be sure to order a new trans case to pump oring and new pump cover to case gasket.
That seal is shot... pull it and install a new seal, you can get the seal and helix retainer for like $10 online.
The pump to trans case oring seal is also a leak point.
Curious what caused that though, might be worth it to pull the pump to inspect the rotor/vanes/slide for damage. If you pull it, be sure to order a new trans case to pump oring and new pump cover to case gasket.
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07-28-2014, 01:18 PM
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Torque converter explode?
That seal is shot... pull it and install a new seal, you can get the seal and helix retainer for like $10 online.
The pump to trans case oring seal is also a leak point.
Curious what caused that though, might be worth it to pull the pump to inspect the rotor/vanes/slide for damage. If you pull it, be sure to order a new trans case to pump oring and new pump cover to case gasket.
That seal is shot... pull it and install a new seal, you can get the seal and helix retainer for like $10 online.
The pump to trans case oring seal is also a leak point.
Curious what caused that though, might be worth it to pull the pump to inspect the rotor/vanes/slide for damage. If you pull it, be sure to order a new trans case to pump oring and new pump cover to case gasket.
07-28-2014, 02:00 PM
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Just clean it really well with alcohol and fill it with some JB Weld Two Part epoxy and sand form it to the correct shape. The stuff is TOUGH and will solve your DENT issue.
There is also something called PC-7 that also works wonders. Its a little thicker than JB Weld
Bill
There is also something called PC-7 that also works wonders. Its a little thicker than JB Weld
Bill