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Old 02-20-2008, 09:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Looks like my Transmission Leaking (thoughts?)

Well I went out the other day and had a little fun, got a little dirty. So went under the FJ to clean it up this morning and found this






I am not to keen on the aspects of the Transmission so I am not to sure what exactly could be leaking. Hoping I could get some different opinions from the wonderful forum members on here . I am going to check it in a bit sense I cleaned it, see if I can isolate where it is coming out at.

I am also concerned about the low level of fluid I probably have in my Trans. I can never find anything in the repair manual and was hoping someone could let me know how to check the fluid in a A/T

Thanks a bunch for any input!
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