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Is there a trick to installing these Turbo 400 case connectors? My original was replaced a month ago because it was severely leaking and loose. Bought another with an o-ring, dropped the pan, removed the old one which had a broken tab that I located, installed the new one and the pan, refilled the ATF, and all was good for about a month. The connector was tight, but now is somewhat loose and is leaking again.
Thinking about buying another connector and using a larger o-ring, or salvaging this one. Did I miss a step installing this one? BTW, the photo is upside down. Thanks.
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Rick 1966 Chevy Caprice 427-390 2012 Chevy Camaro RS Convertible ![]() |
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Did the o-ring get cut during install? That, or the o-ring material isn’t compatible with ATF, or the terminal potting has pulled away from the plastic and it’s leaking past the interface.
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Never though of ATF compatibility with the o-ring. I'll be dropping the pan soon, again.
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Rick 1966 Chevy Caprice 427-390 2012 Chevy Camaro RS Convertible ![]() |
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