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    Can I remove this

    My 6-speed trans is leaky from both of these bolts, my question is are they just bolts or do they play a certain role in the trans. Also can I remove them and use some thread sealent to make sure they dont leak?

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    My bet is that you need to pull the trans and reseal the case.

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    It doesnt seem to be leaking from the housings. I traced the leak and it comes from these big bolts.

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    Anyone? It leaks from that big bolt that looks like a handle! Can that be removed?

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    They have a purpose, the long one is the reverse detent and the other is the shift detent. You can remove them (might want to have it in neutral). DO NOT take a pipe wrench or something like that to the tall one. You will damage it. You must use a wrench on the base of it. I think I had to grind down a wrench to get it in there. Pick up some good sealant to use%
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    Quote Originally Posted by green-lantern View Post
    They have a purpose, the long one is the reverse detent and the other is the shift detent. You can remove them (might want to have it in neutral). DO NOT take a pipe wrench or something like that to the tall one. You will damage it. You must use a wrench on the base of it. I think I had to grind down a wrench to get it in there. Pick up some good sealant to use%
    Awesome thanks, im planning to remove them and use sealant, you wouldnt happen to know the torque specs for them?

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    They use aluminum crush washers.... sealant won't do much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Z16A View Post
    Awesome thanks, im planning to remove them and use sealant, you wouldnt happen to know the torque specs for them?
    20-26lbs

    I can get the exact torque when I get home but I know it's about 24.

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    The drain/fill plug is 22ft-lbs so I was gonna tighten them to that.

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    the top one is 24ft.lbs (long one) and the bottom one says 15ft.lbs.

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