Re: Transmission leak

["jtrealty@xxxx " <jtrealty@xxxx>]

You did not mention if it is a manual or automatic. Assuming it is an 
automatic a common area of leakage is the shift cable itself. If that 
is the problem then call P.J. Grady and they have a way to stop it 
from leaking. Other less likely areas are the seals for the wiring 
connecter and the switch.The pan gasket is easy and so is the vacum 
modulater and "o" ring for the dipstick tube. Also check where the 
hoses connect to the cooler. Any 
other leaks will require removal of the trans,final drive, torque 
converter unit.In the meantime make very sure you always keep the 
correct fluid level up with dexron II. You will wipe out the clutches 
in short order if the trans is low on fluid. Also check the level in 
the final drive, many of the units I have seen were very low.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757







> I recently purchased a delorean where the previous owner had a 
slight 
> transmission leak. A local shop told him that the leak was in the 
> fluid delivery system and it wasn't their area of expertise. Does 
> anyone know if this can be fixed or pluged. It's a small leak but 
> anoying.