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Posted by farmerboybill on July 06, 2004 at 16:41:57 from (209.83.88.84):
I towed a 30 combine I got for gratis 80 miles and payed for it by smoking the automatic transmission on my truck. I've done nothing but cuss this automatic since the day I bought it and am now looking at a 94 F250 with a 7.5L and a 5spd with 30k less miles than my old one. Anyhow, the tranny shot the fluid out the front seal, in my best guess. I filled it back up and it runs and drive ok but not great. It, amazingly does not leak a drop. I'm torn on whether to disclose specifics on what happened to it. Do you think it'd be ok for me to tell potential buyers that I just don't like autos and this one is acting up? The deal, as always, would be "as is". I would definately tell them something is wrong with the transmission but should I tell them what specifically happened?
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