<VV> powerglide leak

[J R Read_HML]

I think both of those are in the tech guide.  Got it?  Both the early and 
late versions?

If not, I can splain the repair for the leak on the trans shifter cable for 
ya.  But, never had an early - so never had to deal with the staples.  From 
what I've read on VV in the past - you can make your own staples or get some 
VW part that fits the space without staples.

BTW - if you drive it all the time, it won't leak.  It just leaks when it 
sets for a while, right?  That's cause the fluid in the converter settles 
into the trans and over fills it.

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Later, JR

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "lloyd biggerstaff" <lloydscorvan at yahoo.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:33 PM
Subject: <VV> powerglide leak


> Well, here we go again. I seem to be running into small problems since I 
> finally was able to get my 1966 monza on the road after two years of 
> tearing her down and putting her back together again. I never anticipated 
> having to do as much as I did, but it was definetly a learning experience. 
> The problem I am having now is the powerglide trans. seems to be leaking 
> from the shifting shaft on the left side. Is there a way to fix this w/o 
> pulling the trans? Also, how is the rubber seal replaced around the 
> engine? I see a lot of staples but I am not sure how a new one goes back 
> on since my car did not have one when I bought it. Thanks to all who have 
> answered my questions and pleas for parts over the years. I do not think I 
> would have gotten as far as I have w/o your help!
>
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