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#453819 09/18/2008 11:57 PM
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After my truck sets for about 3 days the GM 350 trans begins to leak. It leaks about 1 quart per week. The oil appears to be coming from the fill pipe or the downshift cable. I was told tha torque converter is leaking, overfilling the pan. Is the solution a new torque converter or a better seal at the fill pipe or cable? My trans has o-rings for seals at the pipe and cable. I have seen 350 trans with a boot for a seal at the fill pipe. Shuold I have a boot?
Thanks in advance for any help with my prablem.

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i have one that does the same thing and i put a new o ring in the fill tube and it still leaked so i finally just quit putting fluid in it because is was starting to slip ( they don't like to pull 20,000+ pounds behind a strong 400sbc) but anyways after about 6 months of me not adding fluid i filled it up and it doesn't leak anymore. you do check the fluid while it's hot right?

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All trans. dump some of the fluid out of the converter when shut down. It shouldn't leak though. Replace the seals around the fill tube & cable should fix it. Some models use an O=ring & some use the boot type seal.


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