Posted by Michael Soldan on March 09, 2008 at 19:00:11 from (24.235.58.254):
In Reply to: h trans posted by cph1 on March 09, 2008 at 18:41:18:
Most H's will leak there and its an easy fix. The leak is a seal on the driveshaft. Take the belly pan off, remove the hydraulic pump and the driveshft and the pump drive will be exposed. Remove the driveshaft and then turn the collar that holds the seal off, pick out the faulty seal and insert a new one and reassembly. I did an H one night after supper..it didn't have a belly pump so it was a fairly easy job. Both my H's leaked after I bought them and changed the rear oil and filled them properly..the original owners never kept the rear oil level higher than where it leaked out at the drive shaft seal!
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