C4 Transmission Dipstick Leak at Tommie Daniel blog

C4 Transmission Dipstick Leak. The threaded hole in the transmission case has a flat bottom (shelf) which serves as a. I have had a leak under my 66 stamped c4 that i couldn't trace. There are no leaks down either side of the case that i can see. I have had that leak many times, and when i change the fluid, i always put a new one in. The rolled flare is what seals off the fluid when it is compressed by tightening the threaded fitting. The tube seal is well above the operating range of the fluid as indicated on your dipstick. I have been having troubles with it leaking so i unscrewed the dipstick filler tube and removed the pan. I have a 1977 ford f100 302 with an automatic c4 transmission. Another thing to check is if the servo cover leaks in neutral. Several times i replaced the pan gasket but no luck. The tube you are describing is in fact a vent on the early model c4's and the trans should not be leaking out of it unless it is very over filled. I am getting about 4 or 5 drips a. Assuming your transmission is not badly. It has to be either the pan gasket, front pump seal or the dipstick tube.

The tube you are describing is in fact a vent on the early model c4's and the trans should not be leaking out of it unless it is very over filled. Several times i replaced the pan gasket but no luck. I have a 1977 ford f100 302 with an automatic c4 transmission. There are no leaks down either side of the case that i can see. I am getting about 4 or 5 drips a. Assuming your transmission is not badly. It has to be either the pan gasket, front pump seal or the dipstick tube. I have been having troubles with it leaking so i unscrewed the dipstick filler tube and removed the pan. I have had that leak many times, and when i change the fluid, i always put a new one in. The tube seal is well above the operating range of the fluid as indicated on your dipstick.

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C4 Transmission Dipstick Leak The tube you are describing is in fact a vent on the early model c4's and the trans should not be leaking out of it unless it is very over filled. I am getting about 4 or 5 drips a. Another thing to check is if the servo cover leaks in neutral. I have had a leak under my 66 stamped c4 that i couldn't trace. The tube seal is well above the operating range of the fluid as indicated on your dipstick. I have been having troubles with it leaking so i unscrewed the dipstick filler tube and removed the pan. The rolled flare is what seals off the fluid when it is compressed by tightening the threaded fitting. The tube you are describing is in fact a vent on the early model c4's and the trans should not be leaking out of it unless it is very over filled. Assuming your transmission is not badly. It has to be either the pan gasket, front pump seal or the dipstick tube. There are no leaks down either side of the case that i can see. I have had that leak many times, and when i change the fluid, i always put a new one in. I have a 1977 ford f100 302 with an automatic c4 transmission. Several times i replaced the pan gasket but no luck. The threaded hole in the transmission case has a flat bottom (shelf) which serves as a.