Please help! Leak and white smoke...from under car!
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Please help! Leak and white smoke...from under car!
Hey everyone,
Yesterday night, after driving about 10 miles, I realized there was smoke coming from underneath my car. I drive a 2003 Dodge Dakota, and this is very new to me. It was a orange(ish) color fluid, dripping onto a hot pipe of some sort causing the white smoke. My coolant is green, so I know its not that. I think it might be my transmission fluid...any suggestions/thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Yesterday night, after driving about 10 miles, I realized there was smoke coming from underneath my car. I drive a 2003 Dodge Dakota, and this is very new to me. It was a orange(ish) color fluid, dripping onto a hot pipe of some sort causing the white smoke. My coolant is green, so I know its not that. I think it might be my transmission fluid...any suggestions/thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
#4
The performance of my car is honestly still good...I'm hoping its just a leak and not a replacement of the whole transmission. I'm trying to avoid driving it...I don't want to do more damage. Do you know how much a transmission leak repair can run for? Any estimation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the responses!
#5
Depends on where it's leaking from. If it's leaking from the pan, it'll be cheap, but i doubt it's leaking from the pan if it's dripping on the exhaust. It's probably leaking from the torque converter seal (Or in that area) which can cost a bit more.
But it really depends on where it's leaking from.
But it really depends on where it's leaking from.
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