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Automatic Tranny Leak 200 1989

posted by  rstarkie on  Fri Jan 3 03:00 CST 2003
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There are any number of possibilities!! Any place that has a hole in the case with a seal can leak. Could even be the line where it is clamped with a metal clamp ahead of the bellhousing. The clamp wears a opening into the line. If it is not leaking there yet remove the clamp and put a cushion of inner tube in there to prevent or at least postpone the inevitable.

If you have the luxury of getting the car up and you under it there should be no problem locating the leak. It might help if you would clean things off nicely first.

Randy






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