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Old 11-29-2022, 06:48 AM
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Get some gasket paper from your local parts store and make a gasket for it.
Easy to do as you already have the pattern right in front of you.
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The bolts appeared to have a Lok-tite substance on them. Is that something you would recommend?
I've seen that on my stuff too. Don't believe it was Locktite. Probably a thread sealant. I've never replaced it on the bolts, and don't have a leak because of it.
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Charlie has the cover gasket.
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I put on a new filter, new gasket, and Hytran fluid. Works great now. I appreciate all the suggestions and coaching on this project. Thanks
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Old 12-14-2022, 03:54 PM
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Redneck#1, What did you use to get the gasket off rear end? Super clean.
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Used carb cleaner and a small stainless steel wire brush from Harbor Freight. Scraped a little with a plastic scraper and carefully on some spots with a utility knife.
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Are you sure the pump is turning?
Make sure you have not lost or sheared a pin in the driveline.
Yeah are you sure the hydro input shaft is turning?

<edit> I guess I should have read to the end of the post before I chimed in LOL. I knew it was a fluid issue.
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