Re: IML: Transmission Leak

Thanks Dave, but I took it to a shop over two weeks ago. I called ahead of time so it wouldn't sit in his unfenced, dark lot any longer than necessary. He hasn't started working on it yet after telling me to bring it in on the 4th, which I did. I suppose I could do it but I'm usually ahead to use a pro. Because he keeps telling me he's going to get started on it tomorrow and doesn't I'm starting to get a bad feeling. I asked so I'd have some basic info in case I have a problem with billing. I guess there's not much I can do except be patient or have the truck bring it back, which I've considered.

Dan

67 CC

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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 2:24 PM

Subject: Re: IML: Transmission Leak

Dan, clean the trans,(De-grease) then put a big piece of cardboard-paper under it run the engine, see where the leak is (front, or back) It can also be the shift shaft, or the throttle valve (kick down) seal. The output-shaft seal, and oil pan can also leak, these can be done with-out trans removal. If the oil comes from the flywheel, bell-housing, then your pulling the trans.Hope this helps, Dave.

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From: "Dan" <sunup@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Has anyone had to fix a transmission leak on a '67 CC with a 440? It seems it would have to be coming from the front seal or the rear. Assuming the housing is not cracked is this correct? And how involved might the repairs be? Are the parts still available?

Thanks,

Dan Collins

67 Crown Coupe

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