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I saw in your posts that the stealth rt/TT tranfer cases are recalled. Just to make sure, the recall deosn't include Stealth ES. I have a '92 Stealth ES and I have an oil leak. I had a amateur tire guy mechanic take a quick look at the oil leak. He thinks it may an oil pan gasket leak. He said it would cost about $120. I called the dealer and he said it would cost $300 just in labor and that they don't make the part anymore so they would stick silicone in there.
Any thoughts about the leak and is the ES part of the recall? - Claud |
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"Nick, I don't think that's the same Lou Fusz that's here on Manchester. I have their number memorized b/c I'm in there so often. 391-5700. I was just in there a few weeks ago talking to everyone (they all know who I am there) and they didn't say anything about it. And they know I need a new TC, they tried to get the warranty company to give me one when they replaced the transmission. That must have been the Lou Fusz in St. Peters off I-70."
Ahh Surgeon, thanks for clearing that up. Yeah, I'm talking about the Fusz on Manchester. They have absolutely NO knowledge of the recall. Oh well, my case actually isn't leaking in the least anyways. Wierd huh? |
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My mmitsu dealer still has no idea of a recall... Someone said a while ago that it would take a long time for anything to happen..... So, I don't think a recall will happen for a while yet. They are still researching or something like that....
This is the first time I've looked at this thread in a while, though...
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SMALL pics attached - you can see the fluid glistening. I saw this as I changed my oil today and snapped a few pics. It's of what I hope I identified correctly as the transfer case -- near the oilpan and transmission at the front of my VR4. Consistency of the liquid coating was like really thin oil but grimey from being under the vehicle. Very light coating except where dirt had collected.
I'm posting to see if this indicates the leak the cases are now (or soon) recalled for? If so I'll know soon enough where the leak is. I cleaned it with vinegar/water in a windex spray bottle so I can watch where it leaks down from. OH I also saw the following STAMPED on there after it was clean: "MBH 00307" -- any idea what that is ? Pic 1 of 2 (small for 56k users too) |
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This is the same area as pic 1 but after cleaning you can see the stamp where it's marked - in case you guys want to check yours for comparison. I've circled the stamp in yellow since you probably can't read it in this pic.
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jamb: that is definately your transfer case. Another way for you to quickly identify it on your vehicle is to follow where the driveshaft goes into towards the front of the car, it will go into the transfer case. It will kinda look like this ()<><> ... yes, i guess that does kinda look like a penis, but oh well. With the fluid, it will be a very thin oil-like substance... if you rub you fingers in it and then smell, it will smell really bad (ah, the wonderful smell of gear oil). Ok, after reading that last statement, that, as with my little diagram, look/sound sexually oriented, so i shall get some sleep tonight
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