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Tranny/Tranfer Case leaks when I hit a bump..


jlkolpin

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1989
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89 bronco II 2.9 under 100k on the odometer.

Okay so I knew I had some sort of leak in the tranny as I had to add to it some months ago. I could not track down the leak though. Here's the thing.. the bronco II does not leave any oil spots where I park at home.. none.

So like 4 weeks ago I pulled in to work and it was raining. I got out of the bronco and walked to the back and I was aghast to see a fresh oil stream in the rainwater where i had just pulled into the lot. I mean this was a LOT of oil, there was also a decent sized spot under the rig after I turned around and looked underneath. I immediately opened the hood and checked my oil.. it was full. So i thought, this must have been here before i got here and I didn't notice it.. so i backed the bronco up and parked it in a new spot, checked later that day and no oil.

So I am at work again today and I went outside for my break, I'm walking up to the Bronco and notice an oil spot underneath (about the size of a dollar bill). I'm thinking what the heck. So I kinda look under the rig and notice there is a stream of drops on the ground in line with how I pulled into the lot. So I think what the hell I have ZERO oil marks where i park at home. So I decided to follow the stream of spots in the parking lot.. I get all the way to where the speed bump is, I see two drops at the speed bump and nothing for a block before it.

Does anyone know of some sort of way this could be happening? I am assuming there is a leak up high somewhere and when I hit a bump it splashes the oil around and leaks on the ground which is why I am not seeing it at home as it is a smooth ride to the parking spot.

Does any of this make sense to anyone?

Thanks in advance
 
Well, it makes sense to me, but I'm not sure what could cause that without looking at it.
 
i would guess one of the shaft seals,might be a good idea to pull the t-case plug and check the fluid level, trans as well.
 
Could be a punk co-worker... puts a little bit of oil on the ground at work just to make you crazy... probably watching and laughing at you every time you look under there..
 

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