Tip for Finding Transmission Leaks

Dave talks about a trick he learned a while back on how a common household item can be used to accurately find where your transmission is leaking from, saving you time and money. Visit us at htttps://transend.us

[@johneric3886]

Good video, good communication skills, excellent presentation.

[@CerebusTV]

Thanks for this.

[@bradsrestorations1085]

Thank you!

[@leeisenberg]

Good idea, thanks for sharing. - take care

[@nawflalo]

Currently trying to find a trans leak on my first project truck, an ‘85 Dodge… with a 727

[@brandonstamper2366]

Same! On my 86 ramcharger smh

[@nawflalo]

@@brandonstamper2366 My deepest condolences brother in christ. Mine turned out to be the shift shaft seal, but it was a purebred bitch to replace it

[@asifb9818]

I am fighting a 5r110w torqueshift. Trouble would be when converter comes out it Aldo spills oil so powder will not show accurate trace due to converter spill Any suggestions?

[@lightseek88]

Maybe get one of those snake cameras and before you completely take the tranny out as soon as you get enough space sneak that snake can in there and see if you can find the spot before you get oil swishing all over the place in there, just an idea from a middle aged buck

[@nancydiaz9489]

Real máster, 😔, respecto sr,

[@POWWOWDUDE]

I will use flour

[@larrybobenhausen5745]

Dave needs to go to the to the corner store buy a diaper, put baby powder in it, put it on and see if he has any leaks. Words of wisdom from an old timer!

[@erichhuber6269]

i use flour for this