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Old 08-09-2023, 09:13 AM   #1
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Transmission leaking?

Is this leaking from the gasket?

Had this look towards the back of the transmission pan. Was told it was the gasket and had it replaced. About over a year later seeing the leaking again.

It just seems to be around the back of the pan, could it really be the gasket again? As far as I can tell I don't see it coming from anywhere else. Just didn't expect the gasket to go bad again.

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Are you confident the gasket was replaced? Looks like a bead of orange RTV along one edge.
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Is there any fluid above the gasket line? If so, it's not the pan.

Most likely it was shoddy surface prep before applying the RTV.
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Is there any fluid above the gasket line? If so, it's not the pan.

Most likely it was shoddy surface prep before applying the RTV.
I don't see any above, and it's only on the back side of the back side where you see it in the pic. Everywhere else is clean. I'm thinking you're right about the bad prep work.

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Are you confident the gasket was replaced? Looks like a bead of orange RTV along one edge.
The RTV is connecting the other part, I know it looks like it's on the pan but if you look closely on the pan edge you can see the black gasket.

I had this done at Toyota, was hoping they would have done a better job.
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Bummer. Squeezing extra hard is only going to warp the pan or strip the threads. Pan seals are tricky because oil is constantly oozing/wicking down the inside surface of the upper component. It takes a long time for that to slow enough for the sealant to set before more contaminant gets into the joint.

If it was mine, I'd pull the pan, let the transmission drip onto a tray for a couple days, and only then clean really well. I don't know how the job could be done effectively in an hour.
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I don't see any above, and it's only on the back side of the back side where you see it in the pic. Everywhere else is clean. I'm thinking you're right about the bad prep work.



The RTV is connecting the other part, I know it looks like it's on the pan but if you look closely on the pan edge you can see the black gasket.

I had this done at Toyota, was hoping they would have done a better job.
Why not take it back to Toyota for resolution. They should stand behind their workmanship. There’s no harm in asking.
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