Well guys, I am out of options. :angry5:
I replaced the front seal, pump o-ring, two copper washers, all 10 rubber washers for the pump, and the two large gaskets and I still got the leak.
I made sure I used plenty of lube when installing the o-rings, used a press on the seal for even pressure, and torqued everything to spec. The truck sat for 2 days without moving (installing other parts) and there were no leaks. Then I drove the truck 10 easy miles and the fluid was just barely around the round dust cover. Wiped it up inside the cover and what I could reach with my finger.
Drove to work and home (30 miles) and there was more fluid inside the round dust cover again. It seems to happen when the trans heats up-110 or more.
I am pretty much out of options as to what to do now. I will prob drive it until next summer when I can pull it again, unless something goes between now and then.
Even so, I don't know what else to check. Cracked housing maybe? Do the two plastic stator seal rings have anything to do with this? Maybe the Precision converter isn't making a good seal?
I don't know. Pretty bummed, that's for sure.
I replaced the front seal, pump o-ring, two copper washers, all 10 rubber washers for the pump, and the two large gaskets and I still got the leak.
I made sure I used plenty of lube when installing the o-rings, used a press on the seal for even pressure, and torqued everything to spec. The truck sat for 2 days without moving (installing other parts) and there were no leaks. Then I drove the truck 10 easy miles and the fluid was just barely around the round dust cover. Wiped it up inside the cover and what I could reach with my finger.
Drove to work and home (30 miles) and there was more fluid inside the round dust cover again. It seems to happen when the trans heats up-110 or more.
I am pretty much out of options as to what to do now. I will prob drive it until next summer when I can pull it again, unless something goes between now and then.
Even so, I don't know what else to check. Cracked housing maybe? Do the two plastic stator seal rings have anything to do with this? Maybe the Precision converter isn't making a good seal?
I don't know. Pretty bummed, that's for sure.