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After another great trip checking out old abandoned mines in the Oro Grande Mining District, I hauled butt home for an a clean-up and dinner plans. I was heavy on the skinny pedal most of the way (75mph+), and when I pulled off the freeway I noticed the smoke cloud that was following me. I pulled over and looked under my Jeep at the trans fluid that was leaking out, and had sprayed everywhere. I limped home slowly with my tail between my legs. The leak seemed worst at high speed and now is a slow but constant dripping.
I had this trans removed and resealed about 1 year ago. This was big bucks ($700). Since it has leaked 2 more times, but the shop honored the work and fixed it no charge. They did their part, so I will leave them alone at this point.
Ok, the trans works perfect aside from the puking. What should I do here? Junkyard replacement, or have it removed and rebuilt/resealed at another shop? The leaks are coming from the top of the trans and around the bellhousing area.
1988 YJ Wrangler Lorado
Automatic (regular old style 3 speed / no O/D
4.2
I would appeciate and help or suggestions
Mitch
I had this trans removed and resealed about 1 year ago. This was big bucks ($700). Since it has leaked 2 more times, but the shop honored the work and fixed it no charge. They did their part, so I will leave them alone at this point.
Ok, the trans works perfect aside from the puking. What should I do here? Junkyard replacement, or have it removed and rebuilt/resealed at another shop? The leaks are coming from the top of the trans and around the bellhousing area.
1988 YJ Wrangler Lorado
Automatic (regular old style 3 speed / no O/D
4.2
I would appeciate and help or suggestions
Mitch
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