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Old 06-25-2017, 10:28 PM
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Hey... physics lesson. When the oil and metal heat up, the air inside expands. If the vent is plugged, it causes pressure......
That was the premise of me putting in a vent. I don't see how it couldn't be vented. I looked all over but didn't find one. Is there a small brass one or something that is possibly clogged and that is why I haven't seen it?
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That was the premise of me putting in a vent. I don't see how it couldn't be vented. I looked all over but didn't find one. Is there a small brass one or something that is possibly clogged and that is why I haven't seen it?
The fill tube is the vent. Cap on the dipstick is vented.
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Old 06-26-2017, 10:29 PM
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must not be venting then.
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must not be venting then.
Possible, but not likely..... but he added another vent, so it better be.

If nothing else it will be easier to fill.
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Old 06-27-2017, 07:40 PM
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Hey... physics lesson. When the oil and metal heat up, the air inside expands. If the vent is plugged, it causes pressure......
I think what you meant to say is. Yes, you are correct, it is splashed lubricated and the pump does not pressurize the case. But if the dipstick vent it plugged, it can build up pressure from the oil and metal expanding.
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I think what you meant to say is. Yes, you are correct, it is splashed lubricated and the pump does not pressurize the case. But if the dipstick vent it plugged, it can build up pressure from the oil and metal expanding.
No, I meant exactly what I typed. The expanding air is what causes the pressure. Even if the trans was pressure lubricated with a pump, that wouldn't cause the case to be pressurized.
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No, I meant exactly what I typed. The expanding air is what causes the pressure. Even if the trans was pressure lubricated with a pump, that wouldn't cause the case to be pressurized.
And that answer was much better than the condescending one you used the first time.
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And that answer was much better than the condescending one you used the first time.
Maybe you're just oversensitive. My first answer looks fine to me.
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