Gotta Small Leak
Sorta redish in color. I think it is transmission fluid. Transmission was rebuilted in 1990, but only about 13K miles have been put on the car since.
Getting it checked out Thursday. Comments, please! |
Re: Gotta Small Leak (OHSIXX)
Where is it leaking? Could be Transmission or power steering or possibly Brake fluid even
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Re: Gotta Small Leak (OHSIXX)
I prefer to think of it as a personality trait. These old C3's are just territorial. They like to mark their territory to let other cars know that they are not welcome :D
Your car is a 4-speed, right? Standard gear lube is more of a greenish-brown color. Sounds like a power steering leak to me. Can't help you there, mine's manual steering. |
Re: Gotta Small Leak (Alwyn678)
I cannot tell exactly. It almost in the center of the car. It is not a continous leak. It makes a spot about the size of a quarter and then drys up.
I am going to put a piece of cardboard under it to see if I can get a better fix on where it is coming from. Taking to the guy who built the engine Thursday, but it does not appear engine related. |
Re: Gotta Small Leak (OHSIXX)
Sounds like the rear tranny seal - and a relatively easy fix.
Look for a drip hanging off the tail shaft of the tranny - or maybe at the shift selection shaft seal. More likely the rear seal. I hope it's not the front tranny seal - removal required there. Most likely the rear tranny seal. However - if you do fix it, you will be stopping the perpetual anti-rust treatment that so many old vettes owe their life to. :lol: :yesnod: :lolg: :seeya [Modified by NHvette, 5:46 PM 2/25/2003] |
Re: Gotta Small Leak (NHvette)
Thanks! I do hope it is the rear seal. :skep:
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Re: Gotta Small Leak (OHSIXX)
If your car is automatic, there are 4-5 seals that can be replaced without removing the transmission. My transmission used to leak badly. The only seal that cannot be replaced without transmission removal is the front seal.
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