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MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

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Re: MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

Postby Slushbox » Mon Jun 24, 2019 10:38 am

I know.
However but it cannot do harm either.
Being,of late, on fixed income pensions and having parted with a good chunk rebuilding my Mk1, I'm willing to give it a try in the faint hope of some improvement.
As I say, if it does not improve it's behaviours, it'll get the mechanical fixes sometime in the future.
I did notice...with 7 litres of fresh ATF, the drip has lessened considerably, but I doubt it will vanish.
I#m a pragmatist by nature Wayne!
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Re: MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

Postby Mazda Mender » Mon Jun 24, 2019 3:15 pm

But i though we had established it was from the power steering unions??? not the box.
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Re: MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

Postby Slushbox » Tue Jun 25, 2019 8:23 am

Leak from PAS drain nut had spatter/tavelled along the tranny as well. That's been seen to but it was the least of the coincidental ATF staining.
The core drip, we discovered on a ramp inspection, having cleaned it all off and allowing it to drip again to trace it, was not actually the pipes, but a union on the offside of the 'box that enters the transmission housing.
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Re: MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

Postby Slushbox » Fri Jun 28, 2019 9:29 am

In the event, and much to my cynical lack of expectations, that uber expensive Forte Auto trans additive/seal conditioner actually appears to be working. One wee drip in 3 days..and getting less. It can stay that way for a bit. In addition, the intermittant up-change whistle has gone, and the 'box chunters up and down like a new one.
£20.00 well spent...so far. Mind you, you cannot tell the Americans much about slush-boxes...and Forte products have an excellent reputation.
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Re: MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

Postby Badbooks » Thu May 14, 2020 6:11 pm

Hi Slushbox
Thread revival

Did the Forte conditioner fix your auto leaks or did you have to have new seals

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Re: MK 1 1989 > 97 Automatic gearbox diaphragm problems and how to change it etc

Postby Mazda Mender » Sun May 17, 2020 3:57 pm

Sounds like it worked buddy.
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