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01-24-2005, 02:29 PM
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Torque converter seal leak a big job?
Is repairing a torque converter seal leak a big job? I figure I need to remove the transmission to do it. But after that is it much work?
This would be for an '85 300DT.
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'84 300CD Turbo 132k (Anthracite Grey) - WVO - My daily driver - Recently named coo-coo-coupe by my daughter. '84 300D Turbo 240k (Anthracite Grey) - Garage Queen '83 300D Turbo 220k (Orient Red) - WVO - Wifes daily driver I'm not a certified mechanic, but I did stay at a HolidayInn Express last night. 
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01-24-2005, 04:05 PM
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do you mean a tranny front pump seal ?
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1982 300SD (214 k, excellent shape) kidmobile running mostly biodiesel, gets 31 mpg hwy with 2.82 rear from a euro 500SEL 1976 115 body 240D 4-speed (traded for Jeep parts) - Engine lives on in my CJ7
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