I try not to neglect anything that has to do with my truck, though my lack of finances at the moment kind of leaves things in a void that I have no control over. :igive:

And as for a rebuild, I will likely be limping around for a month easily with the truck in its current condition, reaping havoc on hippyland with my evil ATF leak of doom. :w2:

put a cup where the drip is and then dump it back into your tank for some lubrication in your fuel............

logan funny you say that, see, there is more than one drip, hell theres about 5 or 6 drips, thus why I dubbed it the evil ATF leak of doom.


heh i guess thats really something i shouldnt be laughing aboot.

put some lucas ATF additive in there, im sure they got something that will slow down the leak and repair some stuff in the tranny

I thought about doing that as the lucas products were looking at me at the counter when i was buying the filter and fluid yesterday... perhaps ill go back tomorrow and get a bottle or two...

they have many kinds of additive...

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Try one of them out, You can pretty much fix anything if you pour Lucas in it
http://www.lucasoil.co.uk/products/10009.jpg

you said they have many kinds of additive, though you put a pic of 3 bottles of the same stuff.. tryin to fool me are ya now boy?

:) just hoping you were still on your toes. they just make one

i used their leak stopper in the power steering pump in my suburban, and it was pouring fluid out of it, STOPPED dead, they sold me on the stuff from that day forward......the guy at the parts store said it will work guaranteed or your money back no questions asked.....i was doubtful, i was wrong.....

ive used that power steering stop leak, it took forever to pour that stuff out its just ooozed to slowly you didn't even need a funnel it was so slow