<VV> 1966 PG Fluid dump

[J R Read_HML]

On a PG that sits for a while, the ATF drains down from the torque converter 
into the trans and the leak will likely be found where the shift cable 
enters the transmission.  There is a fix for this.  Check the tech guide.

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Later, JR

----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 10:56 AM
Subject: <VV> 1966 PG Fluid dump


> Hello All: News of the weird. On my non-running, due probably to bad 
> carbs,
> 66 Monza, the transmission fluid mysteriously appeared all over the garage
> floor. Right now I am waiting for the absorbent to soak it up. After that, 
> can
> anyone give me an idea where to start looking for the leak? The car hasn't 
> run
> in a few weeks. I pushed it out of the garage the other day to move some
> boxes  in. In neutral, no problem, a total of 20 feet. This morning my 
> coworker
> noticed  all the fluid running out of the garage door. It looks like a 
> lot. I
> don't want  to refill it until I can find the source of the leak if 
> possible.
> Too weird for  me. This car has been gremlined since this spring with a 
> carb
> swap out. It may  just have committed suicide.  Thanks, Jim
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