How to find Transmission & Transfer Case Leaks
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How to find Transmission & Transfer Case Leaks
I recently installed a Quaife LSD into the front transfer case and mounted it onto the transmission. I wanted to fill the T case and Transmission with fluid to see if there is any leaks.
I was wondering if I could fill up the Trans and the T case and spin them to see if it would leak, or would I need to take it for a drive.
My front subframe is currently out and I wanted to know if I could find a leak before installing everything else back on so I wouldnt have to remove everything else again if a leak is present.
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I was wondering if I could fill up the Trans and the T case and spin them to see if it would leak, or would I need to take it for a drive.
My front subframe is currently out and I wanted to know if I could find a leak before installing everything else back on so I wouldnt have to remove everything else again if a leak is present.
Thanks
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RallySport9 (Sep 8, 2024)
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I also wanted to know if I could just fill up the t case + trans and spin them to see if it would leak.
Or is the only way to actually drive the car to see if it leaks or not. I would rather find out now with the subframe out than to find out when its all back together
I also wanted to know if I could just fill up the t case + trans and spin them to see if it would leak.
Or is the only way to actually drive the car to see if it leaks or not. I would rather find out now with the subframe out than to find out when its all back together
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