*Servicing a 350 Turbo*
I have a 2001 5.3 Vortec engine with a 350 turbo (year unknown) in my 49 pickup. The transmission is leaking I believe from the pan gasket and the shifter shaft seal. I am not having any issues with the transmission and it shifts fine. I just got this truck about 4 months ago so I want to take it in and have the transmission serviced. I did this on a car some years ago and they flushed the transmission out and it never did shift right after that. I had to have it rebuilt. I fear the same thing may happen again. I was thinking of just having the fluid, filter, & gaskets changed along with the shifter shaft seal. What are your thoughts?
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Re: *Servicing a 350 Turbo*
If everything is working OK. Just change the fluid new pan gasket and shifter shaft seal. Then call it a day. I would not flush it
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Just drop pan change filter and pan gasket and shifter seal fill back up do not flush
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Sounds like a plan guys. Thanks.
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There is lots of stuff on Youtube on rebuilding the TH350. You may get a clearer picture of what to do.
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Well I talked to some of the local boys about what transmission shop treats us AD owners the right way. Made the call today to get a price on fluid change (NO FLUSH OUT), shifter shaft seal replacement, filter, and gaskets. $150 to $200. Thought that was pretty reasonable. I just hate leaving the truck over night.
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Do it yourself, catch the transmission fluid in a clean pan (to reuse), change out the gasket and shaft seal, and call it a day. Gasket and seal will set you back about $30 bucks.
The shaft seal can be a bugger. but it's doable for a shadetree... Gary |
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Okey doke! Hope they get 'er done for you. :)
Gary |
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