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July 20th 06, 04:57 AM
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My 94 Explorer V6 4X4
I had I massive transmission leak today. I was going up a mountain
pass about 3500 ft. Tranmission just sprung a good leak and drained basically all of the fluid. It took five quarts to fill it back up. However now I have driven it around a few miles and no significant leaks. What's up with this. Was it overheating and forced out a seal. Seems to be doing fine now....Any ideas?? 
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