Small Transmission Leak
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02-22-2013 | 02:56 PM
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Yes, overfilling can cause leakage. It can also lead to transmission damage because the fluid may aerate. If that happens it cannot provide optimal friction protection between moving parts or proper fluid pressure. Remove any excessive fluid asap.
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02-23-2013 | 08:29 PM
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An inexpensive siphon pump inserted through the filler tube is a much easier and cleaner way to remove excess fluid from the transmission.
Yes, overfilling can cause leakage. It can also lead to transmission damage because the fluid may aerate. If that happens it cannot provide optimal friction protection between moving parts or proper fluid pressure. Remove any excessive fluid asap.
Yes, overfilling can cause leakage. It can also lead to transmission damage because the fluid may aerate. If that happens it cannot provide optimal friction protection between moving parts or proper fluid pressure. Remove any excessive fluid asap.
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03-04-2013 | 09:43 AM
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My HD axle shaft was actually a touch to long for some unknown reason, thus preventing the C-clip from seating. We had to remove about 1/8" from the shaft's splined end, and then it was able to be fully inserted and the C-clip seated when knocked into place. Don't know if this happens to often or not. I drove all the way to Calif. like that and ended up having to have a shop from the Fontana Speedway out there diagnois and fix the problem.
I got some time to take the Monte apart yesterday.I installed a new axle seal and the other one i installed a few months back didn't look damaged,looked fine. Got the car back together,drove it, parked it over night and is still leaking out seal.Its gotta have something to do with that new axle i installed few months back. Maybe its to touch to long preventing the C-clip from seating?
ZIPPY02 How did u take that 1/8" from the shaft's splined end?
#15
07-21-2013 | 02:43 PM
what did you do to solve this issue? turbo monte is leaking in the same place, i havnt torn apart to see if the seal is bad or what the issue is but i am curious as to what your issue was...
#16
07-23-2013 | 10:08 AM
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Well when i had replaced my CV axle i had gotten a bad one. It was a little bit to long so it wasn't correctly sealing in the transmission all he way.Took it out and went and got a different one.Life time warranty . But that was my problem with mine leaking. Doesn't leak any more.
#17
07-23-2013 | 01:26 PM
ok thanks man, I had this axle in it before and it wasn't leaking and then when I rebuilt the trans and installed the same axle it was leak free for about 2,000 miles and now is leaking pretty bad.... im leaning toward its the seal.... I hope lol
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