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Sorry_i_WinJun-05-05 02:38 PM
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#4458, "leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"




          

okay.. i don't really want to go to all the trouble of taking out the tranny and splitting it into 2 pieces again if I don't have to, so my questio to you is this: It seems to be leaking where the two halfs meet, so could I just use some jb weld or something to seal it from the outside or do I have to take it apart and try to glue it again. I dunno.. I guess I'm just looking for an easy way out here. any suggestions? I don't have any way to pull the engine at the moment and I don't wanna have to wait too long to get this fixed.



Anyone know anyone who can help me tune this in the Pittsburgh area (Greensburg)?

  

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RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?, RxR_Eclipse, Jun-07-05 05:06 AM, #1
RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Jun-07-05 05:51 AM, #2
      RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?, optimuspeterson, Jun-07-05 07:50 AM, #3
      RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?, TeamDR1665, Jun-07-05 08:36 AM, #4
           RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?, Chamuko, Jun-07-05 09:12 AM, #5
                RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?, Sorry_i_Win, Jun-09-05 03:43 AM, #6

RxR_EclipseJun-07-05 05:06 AM
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#4469, "RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"
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well you could try. I persoally don't ever want to see another tube of that red sealer again.

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneJun-07-05 05:51 AM
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#4470, "RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"
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Originally posted by RxR_Eclipse
well you could try. I persoally don't ever want to see another tube of that red sealer again.


I've always used grey RTV and never had a leaking problem.

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#4474, "RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"
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mine did the same thing. Tried a few things to fix it but was unsuccesful. I had to drop it again and split it open seal the correct way.


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#4475, "RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"
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Originally posted by DarkOne
I've always used grey RTV and never had a leaking problem.

Instead of the anaerobic shit? This is interesting to know...

  

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#4477, "RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"
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before I realised it was my drain...I was about to clean it really good and use some silicone or that spray on rubber coating.

The problem is, if its leaking too fast, it wont have time to dry and then it wont "stick" to the metal.

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#4506, "RE: leaking fluid - how should i reseal it?"
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hmm.. well I guess I'll have no choice but to pull it and reseal it again.. damn it.. at this rate I'll never get this thing back on the road. I was hoping to finally get the turbo kit on and now I have this to worry about. blah.. So now which do I use.. RTV or the aneberic (sp?) stuff and where is the best place to buy it cause I know it took me forever to find that red stuff before. thanks guys.



Anyone know anyone who can help me tune this in the Pittsburgh area (Greensburg)?

  

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