What color does your transmission fluid come out?
Did you have diaqueen or BG in it? Was it recently rebuilt? If there were no abnormal amounts of metal particles or fluid that was neglected and abused then its probably just one brands fluid color mixing in with a previous one before that. I also asked about whether or not it was recently rebuilt because if the trans gears have a similar phosphate coating when new like diff gears, then the first few fluid changes can have that greyish color due to the coating coming off.
Did you have diaqueen or BG in it? Was it recently rebuilt? If there were no abnormal amounts of metal particles or fluid that was neglected and abused then its probably just one brands fluid color mixing in with a previous one before that. I also asked about whether or not it was recently rebuilt because if the trans gears have a similar phosphate coating when new like diff gears, then the first few fluid changes can have that greyish color due to the coating coming off.
No there was no metal that came out and there was no whining coming from it. I was told that the seals in the inside might have came apart and fluids mixed and cause the pink milky fluid.
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