11-09-2017, 08:33 AM | #6 |
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Re: Leaking Trans Fluid
The front driveshaft is on the right and so are the dipstick tube, module, and kick-down cable. I suspect one of those is not seated/sealer properly and higher pressure gets past it. I don't know automatics that well at all, but isn't their, or aren't there, pressure relief valves. Might could be something to do with that not working properly as well.
My front seal leaks and has been leaking since I've owned the truck. The only real issue with it is leaking while parked a long time, like over winter. That is about the only time I need to top it off, and maybe needs some once by summer. I tow, haul loads in bed, and get on it and it doesn't lose fluid. I hope to get it on a lift this winter and reseal everything from crank seals to pinion.
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