Transmission Leak
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Transmission Leak
Discovered I have a pretty good transmission leak the other day, anybody know the part number that seals up that black plate?? Also there is a much smaller leak coming from that left area, Anybody have a layout or diagram?
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Evo7Life (Jul 2, 2018)
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Yeah, glad I noticed it. Picking up that sealant today, also got my RRM brake lines to swap out the old ones today. Once I am actually under the car I am going to make sure that's where it is coming from, but I am 99% sure it is. It's the only place there is any oil.
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Yep, it was the inspection plate. Drove a little over 1k miles on it this weekend over some mountains, no leaks. As far as the other part, I smeared some over the crack lol. So far so good.
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Hello Cranswick, I recently brought my 2004 Ralliart to a Mitsu dealer and have an engine oil and transmission oil change. Yes, I know I should have trusted my instinct and have done it myself. Anyway, that black plate is for inspection only, why would an oil leak there after a transmission oil change? What could the dealer have done to cause this. I bought this car with no oil leak under it and after bringing it over there, now i have an oil leak. Now, I will definitely not bring this car thre for timing belt and clutch replacement. What do you suggest that I should do to stop that leak? I mean, if i open it and re-seal that black plate, will it still leak inside and accumulate behind the black plate?
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Oil sits on top of that plate, if you take it off, the transmission will drain its fluid...it's for inspection but also to remove/install the reverse idler gear during assembly and disassembly. There is no reason to remove this cover unless the intent is to disassemble the transmission.
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Royal Evo (Apr 23, 2017)
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