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1. #F4a42 transmission leak for free#
2. #F4a42 transmission leak mods#
3. #F4a42 transmission leak code#
4. #F4a42 transmission leak professional#

I ended up draining the oil, pulling things apart, and inspecting a few things. So, sounds like the problem is the torque converter lock-up clutch.Īnyways. After that, if I drop the speed and continue cruising down the road at 70 MPH, it goes back to 2,900 RPM (and sometimes it doesn't). Sometimes I can get it to drop back down to 2,900 RPM if I really step on it, drop a couple of gears, and keep it until it gains speed and gets into its final gear. High RPM continues even on flat highways. Once it slips and throws the check engine ON the car continues riding at about 3,300 - 3,400 RPM doing the same 70 MPH. RPM stays a little higher after the check engine light comes on.īefore the check engine light, the car is running at about 2,900 RPM doing 70 MPH. Torqued them back, degreased the area, and no leaks since. Somehow the bottom 4 bolts of the pan got hand-tight loose. Easy, right?įixing the leak was not a big deal. but my kid noticed a small transmission oil leak and instead of fixing the problem or telling me about it, he added this BlueDevil thing to stop the leak. But immediately after adding BlueDevil Transmission Sealer, we started getting P0741.ĭon't ask me why. The oil was drained and filled at 60K, then again at 120K, and was due for another one at 180K. Currently at 160K miles.į4A42 Automatic 4 speed transmission.

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