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Secondary pump? B2?
Can someone point me to some photos or an exploded diagram of a 300D auto-transmission? I have a bad leak coming from something on the right side at the rear of the unit, but I don't know for certain what it is.
I have a little 2-3 flaring, but mostly because it keeps dumping its fluid out and other vac-related problems. Otherwise it engages all gears and holds, so I'm not convinced it's the B2 based on what I've read. Thanks in advance. Jerry |
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More information: It doesn't appear to leak when in "D", but leaks a *lot* when in "P". Haven't tested reverse yet. Does that mean anything to anyone?
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2-3 flare is indicative of a weak K1 spring kit needing replacement.
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1982 300CD Petrol/Black Leather |
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Will read up on K1
Thanks. Could that also be the source of my leak? Is it housed in the location I'm describing?
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AFIK, you have to remove the pan to get to the K1 as it is in the valve body.
Tranny leaks are hard to find. Do you have access to a pit where you can wash the tranny off, and then look for leaks? IIRC, tranny fluid level rises a bit in the pan when the car is in park, and the engine shut off, due to no oil pumping. Could be leaking from the dipstick/filler tube or a leaky pan gasket.
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My major ATF leak was caused by a ATF cooler hard line. The clip on the side above the oil pan pinched the line and it had sprung a leak. I had to cut it in two, slip each end into a hose, and clamp both sides off. (I have a new (used) ATF cooler hard line on the way.)
Sounds like yours is further back, though.
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1982 300CD Petrol/Black Leather |
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Thanks. Yes, mine is further back, coming from a round housing about midway up the right side toward the back. It looks like it has a few small screws around the outside of it, and fluid is coming out of the middle.
I was wrong, it does leak in gear as well as in Park. I'll try to drop the tranny down next weekend and get a picture of the area I'm talking about. |
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Leak is here
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/attachments/diesel-discussion/34510d1152366207-83-300sd-transmission-leak-2nd-pump.jpg
I found that photo in another thread. That's where my leak is. What is this, just so I'm certain I'm ordering the right stuff? Thanks! |
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Really? No one knows for sure what this thing is?
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Looks like the auxiliary pump to me which is just behind the B2 piston.
If I remember correctly, there's a fair amount of spring force in the pump so if you pull the snap ring to replace any teflon or rubber seals, be careful. I would recommend removing the pump completely to do it on a workbench instead. You will probably need to tap the cap with a rubber mallet...this is where it could fly off due to spring force (though not like the b1 spring ![]()
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1982 300TD 210K miles ("The Replacement" aka "The Anvil") - SOLD 1979 300SD 245K miles (never ending project) 2007 Pinarello F3:13 1995 Ducati 916 (SOLD, sniff) 1999 Ducati 900SSie (SOLD) |
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Thanks
That's what I was looking for. Thanks. I can't get the transmission to drop low enough by just unbolting the mount. I may try removing the driveshaft and taking the motor mount bolts out. Maybe that will let it pivot enough to clear the frame down there.
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Quote:
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1982 300TD 210K miles ("The Replacement" aka "The Anvil") - SOLD 1979 300SD 245K miles (never ending project) 2007 Pinarello F3:13 1995 Ducati 916 (SOLD, sniff) 1999 Ducati 900SSie (SOLD) |
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