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Transmission leaking......How to reach a connector 200 1986

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posted by  Cabbie2169 on  Sun Jan 16 15:06 CST 2005
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Have you checked that tranny cooler line that always rubs up against the flywheel area? On my '86, there was a tranny cooler line leak because the line had rubbed a hole. A couple of little hose clamps and a short rubber hose will suffice a soft patch...the tranny cooler lines don't have that much pressure...until you get a replacement. However,...you said that your leak was coming from the drivers side rear of the pan....maybe a rear tranny seal. I dunno. Good luck.
Cabbie2169






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