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Tranny Fluid Leak, Something to check...... 200 1986

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posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Wed Feb 9 20:40 CST 2011
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Something to check, just had the same leak on my 86.

Check the side of the header pipe where the transmission lines are clamped down and along the side where the two elbow fittings are on the side of the transmission. You find an area that is starting to turn black and bet that is where your leak is at. Would also be why you don't see anything, the heat is evaporating most of it.

Worth a look anyway.

Regards,

Paul





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