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    Help!! LeakTranny Fluid

    I had to replace my axles and now I'm leaking transmission fluid. Is there some type of seal that I may have broke or something? It's too dark to look.
    IridiumCore
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    #2
    might have damaged the axle seals.
    COUPE K24

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      #3
      you sure you have the axles fully seated?

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        #4
        yeah i believe they are fully seated. I'm working on her this weekend. Need new rotors in the front so I might as well work this out too. I need to know some possibilities on where to start.
        IridiumCore
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          #5
          hm, even if the axles aren't all the way in you shouldn't leak, mine don't sit flush and its not leaking plus it didn't leak when i took them off... maybe the tranny oil pan gasket was on its last hair and cracked then you took the axle off?
          Originally posted by scudweiser
          it will go vrooooooom bauggggghhhh mmmmmmaauuugggg. Still no mmmmmbAAAAAAAUUUHHHHHHH though.
          Originally posted by deevergote
          Do you have anything intelligent to offer, or are you just trying to whore up your post count?

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            #6
            Axle seals are almost a must when replacing axles. Why the seals don't come with the axles, I'm not sure. Same thing happened when I had my passenger side axle replaced. Had to take it right back cause it was leaking.
            98' Mustang 3V Swap
            11' VW CC R36

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              Originally posted by lordoja View Post
              hm, even if the axles aren't all the way in you shouldn't leak, mine don't sit flush and its not leaking plus it didn't leak when i took them off... maybe the tranny oil pan gasket was on its last hair and cracked then you took the axle off?
              Our tranny don't have an oil pan like some other cars. Everything is in the housing/casing....

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                #8
                Replace the axle seal... you can do both or just the leaky side.
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                  #9
                  Are you sure they're seated all the way? My friends auto CB7 didn't leak a drop when we took his out. But my cousins 95 standard civic was a stream until we got the axle back in.
                  MRT
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Leung View Post
                    Our tranny don't have an oil pan like some other cars. Everything is in the housing/casing....
                    good point... maybe its a dwarf!
                    Originally posted by scudweiser
                    it will go vrooooooom bauggggghhhh mmmmmmaauuugggg. Still no mmmmmbAAAAAAAUUUHHHHHHH though.
                    Originally posted by deevergote
                    Do you have anything intelligent to offer, or are you just trying to whore up your post count?

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                      #11
                      Replacing the axle is the way to go. I they seated correctly so of to the parts store. I dunno if i'm up to it or the f series or if i'm gonna wait and just take care of this with the swap.
                      IridiumCore
                      HCK-The Beginning


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