

| Subject: | Re: Auto Trans Governor Seal |
| From: | Evan Mac Donald |
| Date: | Sat, 4 Aug 2007 06:41:47 -0700 |
Inspect the seal as you are removing it. It may have deteriorated to the point where it is in pieces, and/or become brittle and hard. Be careful to get all of the pieces out of the seal groove and the cavity in the side of the trans/final drive. Also inspect the steel cover itself. It may have rust perforations. When my trans started to leak at the governor seal, I was surprised to find holes in the cover! Ron LK Johnson <adhocMedia@COMCAST.NET> wrote: We've owned our '91 for only around 2 months. A week or so after bringing it home, noticed leak spots on the ground. A few forays underneath indicate that the majority of the leak is coming form the Governor cap/seal area. Is it as easy as I think it is to replace the seal? Pop the wire bale off, remove cap, clean area, replace old o-ring? I plan to drain the fluid and replace the filter and pan gasket as well. Is there anything else I should consider doing at this time/ Things to watch out for? Thank you, Ron Johnson Portland, OR '91 Weekender - Betsy
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