1995 E4OD Leak
Hello all,
I've noticed my transmission seems to have a bit of a leak, usually just a drop or two over night but enough that it has begun to accumulate on the driveway.
The transmission shifts fine and I'm keeping a close eye on the fluid levels. Will it be OK to drive on a 500 mile trip back home for the holidays? I don't want to tear anything up, but I'm supposed to leave tomorrow and I don't really have time to get it fixed.
Also, I believe it is leaking from one of the seals, either on the T-case side or the engine side but I have not gotten a chance to get under there and look. Anyone have experience with these problems?
I've noticed my transmission seems to have a bit of a leak, usually just a drop or two over night but enough that it has begun to accumulate on the driveway.
The transmission shifts fine and I'm keeping a close eye on the fluid levels. Will it be OK to drive on a 500 mile trip back home for the holidays? I don't want to tear anything up, but I'm supposed to leave tomorrow and I don't really have time to get it fixed.
Also, I believe it is leaking from one of the seals, either on the T-case side or the engine side but I have not gotten a chance to get under there and look. Anyone have experience with these problems?
Well my tranny leaked bad on my 94 with the e4od I drove it every day no problems you should be fine for that trip when I sold my 94 the guy who bought it drove it from Pa to ct no problems and I never checked the fluid levels on it and it was leaking a decent size spot a day
Well my tranny leaked bad on my 94 with the e4od I drove it every day no problems you should be fine for that trip when I sold my 94 the guy who bought it drove it from Pa to ct no problems and I never checked the fluid levels on it and it was leaking a decent size spot a day
Update:
It appears the leak is between the engine and transmission, so it could either be the rear main seal or the front seal on the transmission. I'm going to have a mechanic clean the transmission and see which it is. Hopefully it is the rear main seal as it doesn't leak much and I could just keep an eye on the fluid levels. If it is the transmission seal I could be on the hook for a $1k repair bill. Ugh, sometimes I hate old trucks.
It appears the leak is between the engine and transmission, so it could either be the rear main seal or the front seal on the transmission. I'm going to have a mechanic clean the transmission and see which it is. Hopefully it is the rear main seal as it doesn't leak much and I could just keep an eye on the fluid levels. If it is the transmission seal I could be on the hook for a $1k repair bill. Ugh, sometimes I hate old trucks.





