Transmission Leaking?
#1
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First off, i'm going to say I know very little about this stuff but I was wondering if you could help.
My transmission appears to be leaking. Its been doing it ever since I had a new engine put in over a year ago. Its not a big leak, its more of a random drip. Anyways.. the drip seems worst at acceleration..
Its on the passenger side of the transmission somewhere. Is there a vent or a line that would be loose around there causing this? I just thought i'd check it out before it was any worse then it is.
My transmission appears to be leaking. Its been doing it ever since I had a new engine put in over a year ago. Its not a big leak, its more of a random drip. Anyways.. the drip seems worst at acceleration..
Its on the passenger side of the transmission somewhere. Is there a vent or a line that would be loose around there causing this? I just thought i'd check it out before it was any worse then it is.
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The cooler lines are on the passenger side of the trans. Sounds like someone flexed them while doing the engine replacement and may have cracked/broken something.
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Followup:
Took it up a snowy pass with bad tires, spun the tires really fast, fluid dripped faster, hit the exhaust and caught the blazer on fire.
Luckily I was in snow, so a few minutes of shoveling and it was out. Let it cool down and drove it home after a few hours. Fixed the lines the next day. They were rubber lines on the passenger side from the trans to engine bay area.
Moral:
Fix **** before it catches you on fire.
Took it up a snowy pass with bad tires, spun the tires really fast, fluid dripped faster, hit the exhaust and caught the blazer on fire.
Luckily I was in snow, so a few minutes of shoveling and it was out. Let it cool down and drove it home after a few hours. Fixed the lines the next day. They were rubber lines on the passenger side from the trans to engine bay area.
Moral:
Fix **** before it catches you on fire.
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Glad to hear you found the problem and didn't burn up the Blazer!
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