[Chrysler300] Re: Torque Converter Drainback / Leaky Tranny (Again)

[dan300f@xxxxxxx]

Hi all:
 
Several years ago I had a problem with this leakage on my '56 Dodge.   The 
sheath had deteriorated, probably from heat, and was chipping off.  My  
solution was to clean the broken end of the cable sheath, up to where the sheath 
 was in good condition, of all oil residue and apply a thin smooth layer of 
 Chrysler's "Black rubber in a tube."  Then I slid about 18" of heat shrink 
 tubing over the uncured "goo" and shrank it.  The "goo" adhered to the  
cable and the tube as it cured.  Hasn't leaked since.
 
Dan Reitz
Northridge, CA
300F
1966 300 vert.
'56 Dodge Custom Royal
 



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