Wipe the transmission down with a rag! Clean up all the Transmission Fluid. Now start the vehicle and look under it see where it is leaking from. The front, the pan, or the rear? The front and rear will need a new seal. The pan will need a new gasket. You have to remove the transmission to replace the front seal. You may also want to change the filter while your this far along. Youre only talking about 1-2 hrs even for a first timer to replace the pan gasket and re seal and under $25..
Weight of 79 Chevrolet suburban
dirty trans fluid might be the cause. have it changed, but not flushd
Check the info plate in the Driver's side door
actually, you can probably find the Engine Blueprints through the manufacturer, i would research, or call your dealer. i have not yet had to do this, but i have a feeling i will on my 1988 Chevrolet suburban V10. good luck
most likely you will have to drop the fuel tank because most fuel pumps are in the tank.
It is out of a 1988 Chevy suburban It is out of a 1988 Chevy suburban
Several engines were available. The 305 cid (gas) had 170 HP and the 350 cid (gas) had 210 HP.
yes I just instaled a 1990 in my 1988
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Chevrolet Tracker was created in 1988.
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YES, They are the same engines. That would be a direct bolt in.