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I was out working on my build the other day and I noticed a small wet spot on the floor. Sure enough it was F*@#% transmission fluid dripping from a seal. My grandfather told me it was a "shaft or pto seal" or something and it would cost 600$ of labour to fix... wtf. He also said to try an additive first to see if it will help. Any of you use any of these transmission additives? Thanks.

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Lol well your grandfather is wrong. Its a rear trans seal and it is pretty simple to fix yourself. And if you do take it in. Def not 600 probably like 100-200 and all the additives to is make the viscosity higher thus increasing the thickness and hopefully filling the void where the oil is leaking out of.

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Lol well your grandfather is wrong. Its a rear trans seal and it is pretty simple to fix yourself. And if you do take it in. Def not 600 probably like 100-200 and all the additives to is make the viscosity higher thus increasing the thickness and hopefully filling the void where the oil is leaking out of.

Could be. The leak is more toward the engine though. It's 4x4 too if that matters. 2005 blazer

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http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_transmission-fix-24-oz-lucas-oil-products_7120000-p?searchTerm=lucas+oil

Awesome stuff, it may not seal the leak but it is the best money spent for your transmission though.

Thanks man. Worth a try.

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Its more than likely the rear main seal leaking. very easy to fix. If you do it yourself you're looking at maybe $20 for the seal and then the fluid and new filter for the transmission (you might as well change both while youre down there). I would never try an additive.

Edit: However if you dont have the means to fix it right away then yes the Lucas products would probably be your best bet. I use Lucas products every oil change. A little pricey but it does work wonders on an old motor or in your case tranny.

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TransFix is great... Lucas products are exactly what you pay for Quality

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i would try lucas trans fix and go from there check it a few times if it doesn't drip good for you but i would start saving and get it fixed before it happens again

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