Transmission leak (auto)
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So when I bought my car he said there was a slow oil leak. Turns out it looks like a tranny leak behind the cv. Where can I find a seal for this?
Also, what color is the ATF in an Audi? the fluid dripping out is clear
Thanks
Also, what color is the ATF in an Audi? the fluid dripping out is clear
Thanks
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HUGE relief, Audi fluid is a yellowish green
See here
http://www.audipages.com/Tech_Articl...servicing.html
See here
http://www.audipages.com/Tech_Articl...servicing.html
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Which of the CVs is it? You may have gear oil leakage. Audi ATF is yellowish when new, but if its been in the tranny for a while, it will become darker.
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You should probably check the level of the auto trans and front diff, but your leak may be motor oil. That's a common spot for a bad bank one cam adjuster seal or cam plug oil leak to show oil.
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