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Re: Common AW70 leak spot 200 '88

posted by  someone claiming to be yeti-man on  Wed Oct 10 10:35 CST 2001 [RELATED]

One dealer in the milwaukee wi area gets $40, the other $58 for them. Just did mine a few weeks ago, as the P.O. had used rubber hose over the ends which were leaking at the ends, and I had a pinhole leak caused by rust through the side of the trans pan. While i was "going in" i did the two lines, the filter, and bead blasted and epoxied the outside of the pan. (i made sure to repeatedly and thoroughly wash and clean the pan to get all the glass beads (sand) out).

Now i am drip free.





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