Tranny housing ?
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Hello, I am brand new to the forum.
I have been considering purchasing a z28 for awhile and I came across a '93that has caught my interest.
One of the problemsiswhen the trans was rebuilt and put backin, there was a small tear in the housing for the TV kick down cable at the trans. Silicone was placedon it to seal itto get the car back together, but it didn't seal enough it to keep it from leaking.To solve the problem, adeep trans pan w/long pickup was installed and the fluid level was lowered.If you park the car downhill nose first, it will leak.
I am looking to purchase this as a "toy," not a DD. But I have no idea what I may be getting into with this problem. I have never owned a camaro before. This transmission talk is foreign to me. I have done many bolt-on mods and know basic engine functions and only recently figured out what the kick cable was after searching here.
Any advice or insight on this issue? Sound like an expensive fix?
Thank you.
I have been considering purchasing a z28 for awhile and I came across a '93that has caught my interest.
One of the problemsiswhen the trans was rebuilt and put backin, there was a small tear in the housing for the TV kick down cable at the trans. Silicone was placedon it to seal itto get the car back together, but it didn't seal enough it to keep it from leaking.To solve the problem, adeep trans pan w/long pickup was installed and the fluid level was lowered.If you park the car downhill nose first, it will leak.
I am looking to purchase this as a "toy," not a DD. But I have no idea what I may be getting into with this problem. I have never owned a camaro before. This transmission talk is foreign to me. I have done many bolt-on mods and know basic engine functions and only recently figured out what the kick cable was after searching here.
Any advice or insight on this issue? Sound like an expensive fix?
Thank you.
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ORIGINAL: Camarock
One of the problemsiswhen the trans was rebuilt and put backin, there was a small tear in the housing for the TV kick down cable at the trans. Silicone was placedon it to seal itto get the car back together, but it didn't seal enough it to keep it fromleaking.To solve the problem, adeep trans pan w/long pickup was installed and the fluid level was lowered.If you park the car downhill nose first, it will leak.
I am looking to purchase this as a "toy," not a DD. But I have no idea what I may be getting into with this problem. I have never owned a camaro before. This transmission talk is foreign to me. I have done many bolt-on mods and know basic engine functions and only recently figured out what the kick cable was after searching here.
Any advice or insight on this issue? Sound like an expensive fix?
Thank you.
One of the problemsiswhen the trans was rebuilt and put backin, there was a small tear in the housing for the TV kick down cable at the trans. Silicone was placedon it to seal itto get the car back together, but it didn't seal enough it to keep it fromleaking.To solve the problem, adeep trans pan w/long pickup was installed and the fluid level was lowered.If you park the car downhill nose first, it will leak.
I am looking to purchase this as a "toy," not a DD. But I have no idea what I may be getting into with this problem. I have never owned a camaro before. This transmission talk is foreign to me. I have done many bolt-on mods and know basic engine functions and only recently figured out what the kick cable was after searching here.
Any advice or insight on this issue? Sound like an expensive fix?
Thank you.
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I was trying to read between the lines because I could not figure out why some one would replace the pan to fix the cable housing. They are not hard to replace and most self adjust. I think it is only the early cables that need manual adjustments.
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ORIGINAL: MadMikeZ28
I was trying to read between the lines because I could not figure out why some one would replace the pan to fix the cable housing.
I was trying to read between the lines because I could not figure out why some one would replace the pan to fix the cable housing.
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ORIGINAL: Camaro 69
The TV cable housing got cracked and leaks trans fluid. So what they did was put on a deeper, extra capacity pan, but didn't fill it all the way. Essentially, they lowered the pan, which lowered the level to try to keep it from leaking.
The TV cable housing got cracked and leaks trans fluid. So what they did was put on a deeper, extra capacity pan, but didn't fill it all the way. Essentially, they lowered the pan, which lowered the level to try to keep it from leaking.
I was more trying to figure out what was going through their crackpot minds.
Remember, I am not the one that did that screwball fix
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ORIGINAL: MadMikeZ28
I got that much, GEEZ!
I was more trying to figure out what was going through their crackpot minds.
Remember, I am not the one that did that screwball fix
I got that much, GEEZ!
I was more trying to figure out what was going through their crackpot minds.
Remember, I am not the one that did that screwball fix
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What was going through their crackpot minds? Probably crack and pot!!!
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