TJ Transmission Leak
07-16-2007, 05:49 PM
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TJ Transmission Leak
Hello Everyone:
About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Mike
About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Mike
07-16-2007, 05:55 PM
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97tjMike wrote:
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
07-16-2007, 05:55 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
97tjMike wrote:
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
07-16-2007, 05:55 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
97tjMike wrote:
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
07-16-2007, 05:55 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
97tjMike wrote:
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
> Hello Everyone:
>
> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
Wipe it all dry with paper towel and cleaner. That way you can find
exactly where the leak is. I'm betting they cranked on the bolts and
warped the pan.
Fluid leaks through bolts the same way a DC-10 leaks through a runway.
--
DougW
07-16-2007, 07:51 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
then, when the "Moisture" reappears, loosen the bolts, stab it with a
screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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07-16-2007, 07:51 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
then, when the "Moisture" reappears, loosen the bolts, stab it with a
screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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07-16-2007, 07:51 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
then, when the "Moisture" reappears, loosen the bolts, stab it with a
screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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07-16-2007, 07:51 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
then, when the "Moisture" reappears, loosen the bolts, stab it with a
screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
97tjMike wrote:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>"it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>
>Mike
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07-17-2007, 12:18 PM
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Re: TJ Transmission Leak
Good advice!
Pull a fraud job to get a fix....
If I saw a gasket leak come back on a Job looking like that, I would
tell you to see me in court and toss your sorry *** out the door after I
took a couple photos.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
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RSMuddog via CarKB.com wrote:
> then, when the "Moisture" reappears, loosen the bolts, stab it with a
> screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
> going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
>
> 97tjMike wrote:
>> Hello Everyone:
>>
>> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>>
>> Mike
>
Pull a fraud job to get a fix....
If I saw a gasket leak come back on a Job looking like that, I would
tell you to see me in court and toss your sorry *** out the door after I
took a couple photos.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
RSMuddog via CarKB.com wrote:
> then, when the "Moisture" reappears, loosen the bolts, stab it with a
> screwdriver, then take it in and demand a new gasket. the gasket should be
> going around the bolt, so if there is fluid, there is a leak
>
> 97tjMike wrote:
>> Hello Everyone:
>>
>> About 3 weeks ago, I took my Jeep in and had the tranny replaced. Two
>> weeks ago, I noticed some fluid around the pan bolts towards the rear
>> and I took it back in so they could fix the leak. After I picked the
>> Jeep up from the shop the 2nd time, I looked under it and still saw
>> fluid around the bolts, at which point I pointed it out but he told me
>> "it's not leaking." I called up today because the fluid is still
>> there, and they asked me if it was dripping (which it isn't) so they
>> told me its probably just the fluid leaking thru the bolts, which is
>> normal. This sounds like complete BS to me! On my old transmission
>> there was never any moisture of any sort under the pan. I could change
>> the pan seal in 1 hour if I wanted to, but this is warranty work we're
>> talking about here. He told me if it gets worse bring it in again and
>> he'll look it over. Did he BS me?
>>
>> Mike
>
