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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.
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.
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...
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...
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.
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...