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Old 05-20-2002, 11:34 AM   #1
COBALT
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Question TH400 leaking worse than ever...

So I'm going to drop it out and replace the front/rear main seals + drain fluid and replace filter and pan gasket. My question is what do I do about the converter?

I know the real leaking problem is coming from the front somewhere, but blow-back is covering the tranny with fluid every time I drive it, so I can only guess it's the front main seal.

The only way the converter could leak is if there was either a hole in the side of the converter, or where the main shaft from the tranny goes into the converter by the main seal, right?

How should I inspect the converter?

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