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Trans. fluid in Radiator 700 1992

posted by  MARCEL on  Sun Apr 20 07:34 CST 2003
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Hi everyone.
Marcel here, first time user...

I have a 1992 740 Turbo Wagon.
A month ago my transmission went out while going up a steep hill.
Trans. fluid was spewing out....
Had it towed in to my friends Volvo shop. Turns out the Trans. Pump was shot.
(Trans fluid was spewing up the Trans deep stick when creating high pressure like
going up steep hill).
My friend put in a used Transmission. Then two weeks later I detected oil in the Radiator
overflow and the Trans. fluid was all milky white looking.
Took it back and had the Radiator changed(Trans. cooler rapture inside radiator) and Trans flushed.
Now a week later I am starting to see oil in the Radiator over flow and the Trans fluid is
starting to change color again from the Red...

UNRELATED... After changing the Radiator, the three front angine seals were leaking so we
had those changed.
ALL THESE AT ONLY 62000 MILES...

I would appreciate any sudgestions on this matter.

Thank you so much.

Marcel






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