

| Subject: | Automatic Transmission Welch Plug |
| From: | David Milo |
| Date: | Tue, 6 May 2014 20:03:37 -0400 |
I have a spare automatic transmission from an '88 Wolfsburg Vanagon that works fine, but it has a welch plug (what I would call it) in the forward left hand side of the case that has pin holes in it, thereby leaking fluid out. The plug looks very much like a "freeze plug"; a convex domed disc with a circular sealing rim, only smaller, approximately 23.09 mm diameter, installed vertically from the top. Some time ago, Dennis Haynes posted about automatic transmission rebuild kits available at: http://www.makcotransmissionparts.com/sfnt.html?gclid=CLqb4InN9LMCFQeynQodBB but they do not appear to illustrate or list this particular plug. Does anyone have any experience replacing this plug, or have suggestions on where to obtain one? I haven't approached the dealer (yet) about this one. Thanks, Dave Milo
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