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rhuiJun-05-06 10:02 AM
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#123036, "Black Sludgey Liquid"


          

Hmm, this morning after pulling my car out from the garage, I noticed two drips of a black sludgey liquid on the floor... it seems to be right under the tranny...

What could this liquid be?

  

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mcgyvrJun-05-06 10:39 AM
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#123037, "RE: Black Sludgey Liquid"
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oil from the infamous headgasket leak in cylinder 4 back of the block?

tranny fluid?

a mouse had diarrhea under your car?

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rhuiJun-05-06 08:38 PM
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#123038, "RE: Black Sludgey Liquid"
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Originally posted by mcgyvr
oil from the infamous headgasket leak in cylinder 4 back of the block? tranny fluid? a mouse had diarrhea under your car?


I think I figured it out by smell... it smells like tranny fluid... mmm now why would that be there... damnit

  

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talonguy2005Jun-06-06 02:33 AM
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#123039, "RE: Black Sludgey Liquid"
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most likely one of your axle seals is bad



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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneJun-06-06 05:05 AM
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#123040, "RE: Black Sludgey Liquid"
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Two drops is nothing to worry about.

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rhuiJun-08-06 05:43 PM
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#123041, "RE: Black Sludgey Liquid"
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Originally posted by DarkOne
Two drops is nothing to worry about.


And what if its consistent after drives longer than 20mins?

I'm slowly learning new things about my car after getting it back from the rebuild :/.

  

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