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i have transmission fluid leaking in the middle part of my s10 blazer, between the front seats underneath the car. there are a bunch of bolts golding this plate in, and thats where the leak is coming from, is it safe to take off that plate, and what could that mean as far as cost to fix, and what could the problem be.
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Has anyone ever seen a (Two wheel drive s-10 4.3 standard)?? and where have you seen this??
those bolts hold you transmision pan on. there is a gasket there. when you remove those bolts be cafull and catch all the fuild about 5 quarts of transmission fluid. clean pan and transmission really good. go buy a new gasket and put it in and bolt up the pan with new gasket in place. just snug the bolts careful not to over tighten and pinch the new gasket into.Replace the seals.
Where can i find a salvage yard in the u.k. that would have 2004 jeep parts?
Well I tell you what take the plate off you may need to replace the seals and there might be a punture somewhere but the best thing I can tell you is go to you closest auto parts store and ask them what they think they might have this stuff for a stop leak in your transmission id try that firstOk if your pan is bent then it won't matter whether or not you put a gasket on, it will always leak. Now if i were you i would get me a new pan, a new gasket, some black silicone, and some new bolts just be safe. And it wouldn't hurt to go ahead and change all your transmission fluid and put some lucas transmission sealer in with it. Put the black silicone on the pan and secure the gasket onto the silicone, then a 3/8" drive and start by putting the bolts in hand tight with the ratchet, then go back and turn each one a quarter of a turn to insure they are equally tight and that they are not over tightened. It will run you about $50-$75 depending on the brand pan you get, but don't get chrome. I would go with a stock one myself.
What are some cheap but reliable parts to put on my camaro for more horse power?
first i would try a transmition scellant and if worst comes to worst i would take the oil pan of clean it dry and add a high temparature gasket maker in a tube let it set for about two or three hours than add the amount of oil that the pan droppedMore Questions & Answers ...
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