94 driveshaft oil leak problem
#1
94 driveshaft oil leak problem
I've been having problems in my 94 with my driveshaft from the transmission for some time now. The seal was originally leaking, so my mechanic put a new one in, then one day I was driving down the highway doin about 80 and went to shift into 4th from 5th and completely missed and went into 2nd. After that the tailshaft seal was redone again, with a stronger seal that held a lot better. Long story short, I ended up replacing my transmission with a new transmission with only 4k miles on it. It was the 3rd tranny my mechanic received....apparently there was a common problem with the trannys used in the 94/95 mustangs. So this morning I did a 30 roll on the highway from 2nd and now my car is smoking again from an oil leak in the driveshaft, from the tranny. This issue has been goin on since august, and I would really like for it to be taken care of asap but idk what the problem is.
#6
I was told at the local shop I took the car to up at school that the drive rod that joins the rear drive shaft and the transmission was apparently left out and started to rust. The combination of the rust and the rubber seal made the seal wear, and causing the leak. So they're going to have to shave it down and clean it, costing me another $100 on top of the $2k it cost to replace the tranny, which the original shop should have known and cleaned in the first place.
#8
yeah that is what im going to have to do. I was told that the yolk was messed up after the tailshaft was taken out of the tranny. I don't know why it is having problems because the tranny was just replaced 2 weeks ago!
#9
so it seems to me like the problem is your mechanic
Last edited by AdderMk2; 10-27-2010 at 02:20 PM.
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