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bob <net> being of bellicose mind posted:
Once the engine and transaxle are separated, make sure to ALSO
replace the oil seal on the transmission pump (located where the
torque converter engages the oil pump). Generally speaking, the
transaxle is pulled from the car, leaving the engine installed.
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- 12-22 09:20 AM #1bobGuest
g.Need advise on this.
My rear engine seal on my 95 Camray is leaking some. The dealer want $1,000
to fix this. He has to pull the engine to do this. He advised against
using an oil additive to which could stop the leak.
need advise
- 12-22 06:39 PM #2Philip®Guest
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- 12-23 02:00 AM #3DGuest
Re: g.Need advise on this.
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 10:20:50 GMT, "bob" <net> wrote:
The big question is how much is it leaking and how much of an
annoyance is it ? I had an '83 Corona with a 22R engine that had a
rear seal leak. A bit messy but never needed any oil between changes.
Sold it to my wife's cousin and her brother reports it stopped leaking
on its own. Go figure.
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