When to deal with a Chrysler Town and Country transmission leak?
If your Town and Country is slowly leaking transmission fluid from the pan directly onto the ground, the transmission leak is as serious as when it leaks onto the exhaust. You should still deal with it right away. Here are some of the most common places that your Chrysler Town and Country may leak transmission fluid from. 1. Transmission Pan/Gasket
How can you tell if your transmission fluid is leaking?
Droplets of fluid underneath the transmission are a telltale sign of a leak. Automatic transmission fluid is typically red in color when it’s relatively fresh and clean. Manual transmission fluid (or gear oil) is semi-transparent or honey-colored. But what exactly causes a transmission fluid leak in the first place?
Is it safe to drive a Chrysler Town and Country?
If your Chrysler Town and Country’s transmission is leaking directly from the transmission pan (far and away the most common area), than it is safe to drive. it should still be fixed right away. Enough transmission fluid leaking anywhere can be dangerous.
What causes a leak in the transmission pan?
Here are 5 of the most common causes of transmission fluid leaks. Over time, your transmission pan will eventually experience some wear and tear. This is because while driving, the pan of your transmission is susceptible to damage from all the loose rocks and debris on the road.
If your Town and Country is slowly leaking transmission fluid from the pan directly onto the ground, the transmission leak is as serious as when it leaks onto the exhaust. You should still deal with it right away. Here are some of the most common places that your Chrysler Town and Country may leak transmission fluid from. 1. Transmission Pan/Gasket
What was transmission fluid level in 2008 Town and Country?
2008 Town and Country Limited 4.0 L, 118 K and hopefully many more miles to go. Good info. My suggestion would be to now check the fluid on a cold start and Mark your dipstick with this new measurement. That way you won’t have to go through all the temp checking when you want to do a quick level check.
If your Chrysler Town and Country’s transmission is leaking directly from the transmission pan (far and away the most common area), than it is safe to drive. it should still be fixed right away. Enough transmission fluid leaking anywhere can be dangerous.
What to do if you have a transmission fluid leak?
Another thing to look for, particularly if you’ve recently had your transmission fluid changed, is the bolts that connect the pan to your Town and Country’s transmission. If they weren’t properly torqued, then tightening them would definitely fix the leak. Also, look at the drain plug bolt (if applicable).