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    Speed Sensor Leak

    I noticed that I have a manual transmission fluid leaking from my speed sensor does anybody know what could be the cause of it or how to fix it? How do you add pictures?





    Last edited by kdsjyc; 04-28-2012, 02:36 PM.
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    Click that to add pictures. They have to be hosted elsewhere.

    Where is it leaking from? Is it coming from the sensor, or from the part where the sensor is screwed into the transmission? If it's coming from the sensor, replace the sensor. If it's coming from where the sensor and transmission are connected, remove the sensor to make sure it is not cross-threaded. If the threads are not damaged, reinstall it and torque it down securely (there are proper torque specs for it, but that's not something common enough for me to know offhand... a proper manual, such as a Helm manual, will likely tell you.)

    If it still leaks, then the threads in the transmission casing may be damaged. Some sort of silicone sealant might help combat such a leak, but do that at your own risk.






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      Reach for the VSS and see if you can manually turn it or if there's any play even the slightest movement and then come back with pics. It's a lot harder to understand your problem with some simple words bro.


      Originally posted by deevergote
      .......If they seem smart, and just trying to learn, I'll offer as much help as possible. If they seem stupid and lazy, I'll do my best to piss them off so they leave and never come back... while still answering the question.

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        Are you sure it's the tranny oil leaking? There are two lines that connect to the VSS that carry power steering fluid - the leak might also be coming from there.

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          I just put the pic up

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