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Hmmm. Sucks getting old and having uncontrollable leaks...
As for the tranny leak. I have never heard anything good about tranny additives.
They sometimes do the job and most often cause the problem of gumming things up. Had on old 86 chevy 1500 that I put an additive in to stop some seepage since I didn't want to pull the pan and change the gasket. It stopped the seepage but when I later checked the dip stick I found a big gob of gunk on the end. Pulled the tranny pan then and found a caramel colored gummy mess in the pan.
Just my experience with additives. Take it or leave it.
On another note....
Still have this 302 (not running) with tranny still attached, Which still worked as far as I was told, sitting here looking for its Alberta home.
Another tranny option if you want.
As for the tranny leak. I have never heard anything good about tranny additives.
They sometimes do the job and most often cause the problem of gumming things up. Had on old 86 chevy 1500 that I put an additive in to stop some seepage since I didn't want to pull the pan and change the gasket. It stopped the seepage but when I later checked the dip stick I found a big gob of gunk on the end. Pulled the tranny pan then and found a caramel colored gummy mess in the pan.
Just my experience with additives. Take it or leave it.
On another note....
Still have this 302 (not running) with tranny still attached, Which still worked as far as I was told, sitting here looking for its Alberta home.
Another tranny option if you want.