Shamus O Hire

Well It was interesting seeing how white the fluid was. It looks like there
was alot of water in there.

But it is all better now.

Thanks for all of the replies

Shamus
80 CJ-5
bla bla bla

Shamus O Hire

Well It was interesting seeing how white the fluid was. It looks like there
was alot of water in there.

But it is all better now.

Thanks for all of the replies

Shamus
80 CJ-5
bla bla bla

Shamus O Hire

Well It was interesting seeing how white the fluid was. It looks like there
was alot of water in there.

But it is all better now.

Thanks for all of the replies

Shamus
80 CJ-5
bla bla bla

Mike Romain

If it isn't bitching or making noise, you could have caught it fast
enough or as Bill says driven enough.

I recommend you umm, maybe put a high water vent on the tranny....

I put one on mine and I now can run in 42" of water without filling
anything fast....

Jeep in their ultimate wisdumb didn't put high water vents on their
transmissions. None of them. (Comanche has a vent tube, but not a high
water one)

I pulled the stupid button vent out of mine and used a piece of steel
gas line and tapped it in with some JB weld to seal it for a hose
nipple, then ran the vent up by the t-case one by the battery.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Shamus O'Hire wrote:
>
> I Pulled out the stick shift yesterday and on the end of it was a milky
> white fluid. NOT GOOD!!!!! I am going to change out the fluid today or
> tomorrow.
>
> My question is......
>
> What kind of damage am I looking at if I was running the tranny with water
> in with the fluid. It has been a year since I have had the fluid changed.
> It runs good and I have no problems shifting. I have a T18A and a Dana 300.
> I am also going to change out the fluid in the trans case while I am at it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Shamus
> SOA
> bla bla bla

Mike Romain

If it isn't bitching or making noise, you could have caught it fast
enough or as Bill says driven enough.

I recommend you umm, maybe put a high water vent on the tranny....

I put one on mine and I now can run in 42" of water without filling
anything fast....

Jeep in their ultimate wisdumb didn't put high water vents on their
transmissions. None of them. (Comanche has a vent tube, but not a high
water one)

I pulled the stupid button vent out of mine and used a piece of steel
gas line and tapped it in with some JB weld to seal it for a hose
nipple, then ran the vent up by the t-case one by the battery.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Shamus O'Hire wrote:
>
> I Pulled out the stick shift yesterday and on the end of it was a milky
> white fluid. NOT GOOD!!!!! I am going to change out the fluid today or
> tomorrow.
>
> My question is......
>
> What kind of damage am I looking at if I was running the tranny with water
> in with the fluid. It has been a year since I have had the fluid changed.
> It runs good and I have no problems shifting. I have a T18A and a Dana 300.
> I am also going to change out the fluid in the trans case while I am at it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Shamus
> SOA
> bla bla bla

Mike Romain

If it isn't bitching or making noise, you could have caught it fast
enough or as Bill says driven enough.

I recommend you umm, maybe put a high water vent on the tranny....

I put one on mine and I now can run in 42" of water without filling
anything fast....

Jeep in their ultimate wisdumb didn't put high water vents on their
transmissions. None of them. (Comanche has a vent tube, but not a high
water one)

I pulled the stupid button vent out of mine and used a piece of steel
gas line and tapped it in with some JB weld to seal it for a hose
nipple, then ran the vent up by the t-case one by the battery.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Shamus O'Hire wrote:
>
> I Pulled out the stick shift yesterday and on the end of it was a milky
> white fluid. NOT GOOD!!!!! I am going to change out the fluid today or
> tomorrow.
>
> My question is......
>
> What kind of damage am I looking at if I was running the tranny with water
> in with the fluid. It has been a year since I have had the fluid changed.
> It runs good and I have no problems shifting. I have a T18A and a Dana 300.
> I am also going to change out the fluid in the trans case while I am at it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Shamus
> SOA
> bla bla bla

Mike Romain

If it isn't bitching or making noise, you could have caught it fast
enough or as Bill says driven enough.

I recommend you umm, maybe put a high water vent on the tranny....

I put one on mine and I now can run in 42" of water without filling
anything fast....

Jeep in their ultimate wisdumb didn't put high water vents on their
transmissions. None of them. (Comanche has a vent tube, but not a high
water one)

I pulled the stupid button vent out of mine and used a piece of steel
gas line and tapped it in with some JB weld to seal it for a hose
nipple, then ran the vent up by the t-case one by the battery.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Shamus O'Hire wrote:
>
> I Pulled out the stick shift yesterday and on the end of it was a milky
> white fluid. NOT GOOD!!!!! I am going to change out the fluid today or
> tomorrow.
>
> My question is......
>
> What kind of damage am I looking at if I was running the tranny with water
> in with the fluid. It has been a year since I have had the fluid changed.
> It runs good and I have no problems shifting. I have a T18A and a Dana 300.
> I am also going to change out the fluid in the trans case while I am at it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Shamus
> SOA
> bla bla bla

Shamus O Hire

Thanks!! I think I will have to re-run the vent tube. Now all I have to do
is find it.

Thanks again!!


Shamus
80 CJ-5
bla bla bla

Shamus O Hire

Thanks!! I think I will have to re-run the vent tube. Now all I have to do
is find it.

Thanks again!!


Shamus
80 CJ-5
bla bla bla

Shamus O Hire

Thanks!! I think I will have to re-run the vent tube. Now all I have to do
is find it.

Thanks again!!


Shamus
80 CJ-5
bla bla bla