Transmission hose leak?
03-25-13, 07:17 AM
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Transmission hose leak?
My 94 LS400 is leaking transmission fluid, not from the pan or the rear main seal though. Its coming from a few small hoses on the passenger side of the transmission. The transmission is new but whoever did the work did a hack job with trying to fit in bigger hoses. Anyone have a part number for these?
03-25-13, 08:49 AM
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I'm sure you could go to the dealer and they can definitely pull it up for you. Those lines shouldn't be hard to replaced but it could be a messy job.
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03-25-13, 11:15 AM
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I may have to do that. I have a guy who will put new lines in for $80-100 along with the transmission service (new filter and fluid). It really isn't the lines that are damaged, but the clamps the shop put on (the clamps that tighten by a flathead screw).
03-25-13, 07:33 PM
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And i meant to say "shouldn't". Yes, those worm clamps are not supposed to be used all time as they can cut into the hoses. This has happened a few times on my supra when the PO have used those clams and I would find a vac leak because it cuts through the hoses. Good luck!
03-26-13, 12:07 PM
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And i meant to say "shouldn't". Yes, those worm clamps are not supposed to be used all time as they can cut into the hoses. This has happened a few times on my supra when the PO have used those clams and I would find a vac leak because it cuts through the hoses. Good luck!
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