Transmission Leaking from overflow tube
I have a Eton Viper 90r and have changed the transmission fluid in the past. This time when I went to change the fluid it was milky which I wasn't surprised. My son did go through some deep water and stalled out. After I pulled him out I did hear the belt squeel for a second and then stopped. The machine ran normal after that and had no problems after the squeel. I had the 4wheeler on jack stands, filled it, and let it run for awhile (in gear). I noticed that the overfill tube was dripping fluid. It did seem to stop eventually. The next morning I found a pool of oil that came from the overflow tube. What is going on? I have never had this happen before. Remind you that it swithes gears and runs normal with no problems. Thanks in advance.
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Maybe you just over filled it? Or it had some oil in the line from being in the water?
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So you think that it is nothing to worry about?
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If it keeps doing it Id worry but if it just did it once, right after the change.. Id wait and see if it does it again..
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If it was to keep doing it, what would be your best guess as to why? Sorry, just my paranoia kicking in.
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Over filled it maybe? Id guess it got oil in the line from the water being in side(raised the oil level) I cant imagine how pressure could be built up in there to force oil out.
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Ok, I will closely monitor it...thanks for your continual help!
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Originally Posted by rjdad
(Post 2894135)
Ok, I will closely monitor it...thanks for your continual help!
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This is normal, if you overfill gear oil, I beleive the 90 takes 110 cc of gear oil. om the clutch cover there is a tab with either 100cc or 110cc.
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Vindell,
you and mywifesquad were right. This past Monday I drained the gear oil and did in fact overfilled it. Thanks....and I wonder why my wife doesn't like me "messing with her SUV." LOL thanks guys for all of your help. |
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