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I wanted to know the best way to keep the 3 speed transmission from leaking. I had mine rebuilt but it is leaking everywhere. It shifts fine but it leaks like crazy any help would be great. Thanks in advance


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Originally Posted by aristech
I wanted to know the best way to keep the 3 speed transmission from leaking. I had mine rebuilt but it is leaking everywhere. It shifts fine but it leaks like crazy any help would be great. Thanks in advance

A rebuilt transmission should not leak! To rebuild means to replace all the seals and gaskets along with all the needed mechanical parts. Are there cracks in the housing? Whoever rebuilt it should fix it for free.


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There is a shaft that is exposed to the outside (back) of the transmission. If the shaft is worn or the bore is sloppy,it will leak. I cleaned mine with paint thinner and covered it with silicone.


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