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    6/14/2013 1:14 AM  #1

    JeffS
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    Registered: 4/03/2013
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    Auto transmission leak

    My 65 coupe that I'm trying to finish this month, it's been almost a 3 year project, leaks transmission fluid, it looks like one leak is at the speedometer cable and the other where the nuetral safety switch or whatever that flat, round looking thing is called, are there O rings in both locations, it's just a 3 speed, not sure what model it is, Thanks Jeff

     

    6/14/2013 10:23 AM  #2

    xrracer
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    From: middleton, tn
    Registered: 4/11/2013
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    Re: Auto transmission leak

    It should have an o-ring at the speedo cable and the shift linkage has two seals one is inside the manual shift shaft where the kick down lever attaches and the other is in the case where shift shaft comes through.The shift shaft will have to be removed to install those seals..

     

     

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