Hi,
I have a 66 Mustang C4 (200 ci) with a transmission leak.
After replacing the oil pan(brand new), the transmission still continues to leak. I've narrowed it down to one possible source from the passenger side of the transmission which appears to be coming from this bolt that is sticking out right below the transmission oil cooling line.
I'm not sure what that bolt is, and whether its as simple as pulling it out and replacing/buying a new gasket? I checked the dipstick tube and re-placed the O-ring, and I also replaced the transmission oil cooling line fitting (brand new) as well as replaced the oil pan(also brand new), so i don't suspect that these are the causes of the leak.
In terms of leaking, I really only suspect this bolt as the culprit given I haven't seen oil from the driver side part of the transmission in addition to running my finger right under the bolt and finding transmission oil. I've attached two pictures (again, passenger side of transmission) for reference.
Any insight or any diagnosing advice would be great. Thanks in advance for your help.
I have a 66 Mustang C4 (200 ci) with a transmission leak.
After replacing the oil pan(brand new), the transmission still continues to leak. I've narrowed it down to one possible source from the passenger side of the transmission which appears to be coming from this bolt that is sticking out right below the transmission oil cooling line.
I'm not sure what that bolt is, and whether its as simple as pulling it out and replacing/buying a new gasket? I checked the dipstick tube and re-placed the O-ring, and I also replaced the transmission oil cooling line fitting (brand new) as well as replaced the oil pan(also brand new), so i don't suspect that these are the causes of the leak.
In terms of leaking, I really only suspect this bolt as the culprit given I haven't seen oil from the driver side part of the transmission in addition to running my finger right under the bolt and finding transmission oil. I've attached two pictures (again, passenger side of transmission) for reference.
Any insight or any diagnosing advice would be great. Thanks in advance for your help.