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Tranny 240

posted by  will rehsper on  Mon May 11 06:21 CST 2009
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There are a few places where the tranny can leak, for instance, the shifter input seal. See if you can locate where the leak is coming from. The tranny on my '84 left drips everywhere until I replaced a couple little seals. They were easy to spot because they were the only places on the tranny that weren't covered in greasy gunk!

Just make sure the vacuum lines are attached to the charcoal canister. It shouldn't need replaced unless it falls off the car, AMHIK.
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