Krazybones
Club Member
Thank goodness it happened 1/2 mile from my house but anyway
Shifted a little hard from 1st to 2nd and felt a slip (I think a slip anyhow).
Suddenly was the nice pretty white smoke from Trans Fluid dumping out the bottom all over my headers and on the road. I shut it right down and pulled right over (smoke everywhere). Let it sit for a few minutes as I checked everything out. At that time I could not tell where it was coming from as it was coated all underneath on everything as I do not run an Inspection cover. Seeing I was a 1/2 mile from home I limped it back real slow as it still shifted perfectly from what I could tell. Reverse is there, second and 3rd are there (Not sure about 1st). But On the way home I did not get over 20 mph, bet yeat was in a hurry to just get it in the Garage and shut it down.
Hard lines are good, speedo connection good, Dipstick is good, Pan looks good, etc...
Very Hard to tell, but it appears to be coming out of where the Converter shaft slips in. Converter is a TCI 3000 with Stall. (Forget what model)
Before I pull it, any ideas.... Converter went bad, Just a possible Seal, or do you think the trans is toast?
This trans was totally gone trough about 7 years ago and beefed to handle 500-600hp and I would guess it has no more than 3000 street miles on it and has always worked perfectly.
Shifted a little hard from 1st to 2nd and felt a slip (I think a slip anyhow).
Suddenly was the nice pretty white smoke from Trans Fluid dumping out the bottom all over my headers and on the road. I shut it right down and pulled right over (smoke everywhere). Let it sit for a few minutes as I checked everything out. At that time I could not tell where it was coming from as it was coated all underneath on everything as I do not run an Inspection cover. Seeing I was a 1/2 mile from home I limped it back real slow as it still shifted perfectly from what I could tell. Reverse is there, second and 3rd are there (Not sure about 1st). But On the way home I did not get over 20 mph, bet yeat was in a hurry to just get it in the Garage and shut it down.
Hard lines are good, speedo connection good, Dipstick is good, Pan looks good, etc...
Very Hard to tell, but it appears to be coming out of where the Converter shaft slips in. Converter is a TCI 3000 with Stall. (Forget what model)
Before I pull it, any ideas.... Converter went bad, Just a possible Seal, or do you think the trans is toast?
This trans was totally gone trough about 7 years ago and beefed to handle 500-600hp and I would guess it has no more than 3000 street miles on it and has always worked perfectly.