390Express wrote:Source of the post....to be clear, that is 1-2 cups worth of milkshake water/transmission fluid mix.....
If it's a milkshake, it's an indication that it was RUN with water in it, not from condensation since last used.
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390Express wrote:Source of the post....to be clear, that is 1-2 cups worth of milkshake water/transmission fluid mix.....
Viper wrote:Source of the post390Express wrote:Source of the post....to be clear, that is 1-2 cups worth of milkshake water/transmission fluid mix.....
If it's a milkshake, it's an indication that it was RUN with water in it, not from condensation since last used.
tomschauer wrote:Source of the post Hopefully you don't have a leak, but 1 1/2 cups of water is to much for condensation. Also, if it was condensation both gear boxes would have the same, or very nearly the same amount of water in them.
Keep a very close eye on it.
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