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Not winning the transmission fluid leak battle....

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Old 01-16-2012, 05:45 PM
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The screw is on the inside and there is an oring. It's part of the TCC/OD solenoid unit. Needs to come apart from inside.
 
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Ok, I found a better picture from a DIY thread here on DF, shows the plastic piece without any wires.



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The black one or the white one? Either way, clean the whole area like HeyYou said.
 
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The black one or the white one? Either way, clean the whole area like HeyYou said.
The black one.
 
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The screw is on the inside and there is an oring. It's part of the TCC/OD solenoid unit. Needs to come apart from inside.
Great. Really wishing it was just a FUBAR'd pan right now........
 
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Yep, that would be the black one. TCC/OD solenoid assembly.
 
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Is this by any chance the right part?


STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS Part # TCS51 {#52118500AB}
w/ Lock Up Converter; w/ 4 Speed Trans.

 
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Napa don't know diddly at the moment.... I just got an error.
 
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Napa don't know diddly at the moment.... I just got an error.
Yeah, me too. I changed to a rockauto part
 
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That's the part.
 
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