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  1. AngryPossum

    My Transmission Fluid was purposefully overfilled by mechanic after Seals, Gaskets etc were replaced. Question

    So I drained some fluid out. And accidentally overdid it, making it low in tranny fluid. When I removed the excess which was only about a quart, it was weird because I thought it was over 3 quarts over, I was wrong. It was only a quart over. All good now.
  2. AngryPossum

    My Transmission Fluid was purposefully overfilled by mechanic after Seals, Gaskets etc were replaced. Question

    I believe the converter was emptied because he had to do a torque converter seal. I'm not 100% sure though.
  3. AngryPossum

    My Transmission Fluid was purposefully overfilled by mechanic after Seals, Gaskets etc were replaced. Question

    Exactly, why would he purposely do something that would cause another leak? I don't think he would be that ignorant. Especially because I charged it on a credit card.
  4. AngryPossum

    My Transmission Fluid was purposefully overfilled by mechanic after Seals, Gaskets etc were replaced. Question

    Yes, idling it in park or neutral, and checking while it's hot too. It's way too overfilled.
  5. AngryPossum

    My Transmission Fluid was purposefully overfilled by mechanic after Seals, Gaskets etc were replaced. Question

    Thanks, I'm gonna drain it. I have a harbor freight pump that works pretty good.
  6. AngryPossum

    My Transmission Fluid was purposefully overfilled by mechanic after Seals, Gaskets etc were replaced. Question

    I just got a transmission leak repaired on my truck, it had a bad torque converter seal and possibly a transmission pump seal, that was leaking heavily. The leak happened while I was pulling my boat a few weeks ago in 90 degree heat. So the mechanic replaced all the necessary seals, o rings...
  7. AngryPossum

    Voltage reading low at 10.5 volts, replaced a new alternator and 2 regulators.

    Bulkhead is new. The newly replaced Alternator is a 75 Amp
  8. AngryPossum

    Voltage reading low at 10.5 volts, replaced a new alternator and 2 regulators.

    It was doing it w his old regulators and old alternators.... What are ammeter connections?
  9. AngryPossum

    Voltage reading low at 10.5 volts, replaced a new alternator and 2 regulators.

    Ok so my friend bought a new high amp chrome alternator and a new regulator for his 1968 Charger. He's running electric fans. His battery which is new died, and we jumped it with no issues. His battery is fairly new, under a year old. Thing is he just replaced a high amp alternator and thinks...
  10. AngryPossum

    Mechanic Question: Choke Wire Question on a 1985 Boat Mercruiser.

    Here's the color codes I believe for my harness. I'm not 100% sure. That purple wire seems to be the go to. But I'll check the other options.
  11. AngryPossum

    Newbie From Northeast

    Staten Island. Can anyone help w that recent thread question I posted? I'd really appreciate it.
  12. AngryPossum

    Mechanic Question: Choke Wire Question on a 1985 Boat Mercruiser.

    Lmao, yes. I figured there would be some good mechanics on this forum.
  13. AngryPossum

    Newbie From Northeast

    Hey all, I just recently registered with this forum. I just posted a thread concerning a carburetor choke question concerning it's voltage, if anyone can help, thank you.
  14. AngryPossum

    Mechanic Question: Choke Wire Question on a 1985 Boat Mercruiser.

    Hi, any mechanics with some advice please. I just installed an electric fuel pump to my 1985 Mercruiser 140hp Inboard Outboard Engine, I removed the mechanical pump and blocked it off with a block off plate. I'd like to know if I can run the positive power lead from the 12 volt electric fuel...
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