ok.. so my truck has been in storage for about a month and half for the
winter.. last weekend it was nice outside, so i pulled it outside, and
notices that i have a leak somewhere, and that it's leaking tranny fluid. not
much, but enough to make it noticible on the garage floor. (maybe about a drip
puddle and 4 ft of a thin line going to the drain).
anyways, what are my options with this thing ??? can they fix that like a
radiator where they can pump liquid into it and sort of pressure test it to
find out where the leak is?
it's a 1999 dodge dakota 3.9v6 club cab sport. with about 79,000 miles. the
tranny has never been messed with, it's the original fluid and all that
stuff...
also, when it was cold outside last winter, the truck would always have
problems shifting between 3-4 (automatic). it would rev relly high and then
shift into gear after high revving for a little bit...
thanks for the help people..
-- Eric Giblock egiblock@gibsdakota.com
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