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Fluid Leak Diagnosis and Repair: Notes

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The cause of most transaxle oil leaks can usually be located with the transaxle in the vehicle. The transaxle case components are constructed of aluminum and separated into the following pieces:

If a leak exists between the left case and the right case, remove the transaxle from the vehicle in order to repair the leak. Refer to the Transmission/Transaxle/Transfer Case Unit Repair Manual for transaxle unit repair procedures. Most other leaks may be repaired with the transaxle in the vehicle. Use the following methods in order to locate manual transaxle oil leaks:

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