NP2500 fitting question
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NP2500 fitting question
Hello everyone. I bought a southern Dakota a while back. Very clean truck but has needed some mechanicals to get back road worthy. I am nearly there but need to address a leak on the trans. I have a factory service manual (a true Dodge Dakota FSM, not Chiltons/Haines, etc) and it does not show what this is. Plastic fitting with a hose that runs up into the engine bay and is open on the end. I am doubtful this is a factory vent especially being the vents are generally on the top....I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.
P.O. Smeared the silicone in an effort to stop the bleeding. FAIL
Quick Shot of the ol' girl.
P.O. Smeared the silicone in an effort to stop the bleeding. FAIL
Quick Shot of the ol' girl.
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This is On the pass side of the trans just ahead of the t case.
Thank you
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Sorry guys, I'm not getting notifications. Will try to fix that.
That is interesting your trans has a rubber plug in that spot. My trans has the vent on top like you mention. It is a 1990.
I will try and find another diagram. My original FSM does not show anything here. It covers rebuilding and R/R but not much else. Will also check oil level.
Thank you guys.
That is interesting your trans has a rubber plug in that spot. My trans has the vent on top like you mention. It is a 1990.
I will try and find another diagram. My original FSM does not show anything here. It covers rebuilding and R/R but not much else. Will also check oil level.
Thank you guys.
Last edited by JR79; 07-03-2021 at 07:58 AM.
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No sir, no problems at all. Just wanting to make it right before getting it on the road. The silicone gobbed everywhere doesn't give me the warm and fuzzies. I'd really like to find what is supposed to be there before opening it up but I may have to do just that.
How is that rubber plug on yours fastened? Is it actually threaded or just pressed in?
It doesn't make a lot of sense that a vent would be so low on the case.
How is that rubber plug on yours fastened? Is it actually threaded or just pressed in?
It doesn't make a lot of sense that a vent would be so low on the case.