Hi so I have a 1999 Ford econoline F-150 that recently go...
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Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
Good Morning ,
the cap in the picture is your AC hoses .
Customer
223 days ago
the bottom one
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
the movie has transmission fluid leaking from the driveshaft , i assume its running off of it from the tailshaft housing seal .
None of this would be related to the fuel filter
Customer
223 days ago
Is that transmission fluid dripping
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
yes it is
Customer
223 days ago
Can they be connected to anything I opened and depressurize did inside the engine? It was on an incline
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
no not connected at all .
Customer
223 days ago
What do you think caused my transmission fluid leak?
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
That i would take back to the transmission shop either a bad seal or driveshaft has a groove worn into it from the old seal
Customer
223 days ago
Between loss of power (not getting the gas to work when I drive) and this new transmission fluid leaking I should tow it? I went up a steep driveway and the back of my car hit the pavement when going up (I have metal back there for maybe towing a boat I’m not sure and maybe the [exhaust](/topics-exhaust-ford/) hit?) could that be the reason my transmission fluid started leaking?If the transmission fluid has been leaking the whole time this could be why I was loosing power previously driving because it’s leaking out
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
I would check the transmission fluid level while its running , if you have the fluid full you can drive it.
It is possible you were feeling the transmission slipping because of low fluid
Customer
223 days ago
Could it all leak out again while I’m driving?
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
depends how far you need to go and how bad its leaking
Customer
223 days ago
Revving and not going is a sign of no/not enough trans fluid in there
223 days ago
yes it is
Customer
223 days ago
That’s not [power steering](/topics-power-steering/) right? I live on a steep hill and don’t want to somehow loose control on the way down
Nachum Wagschal
223 days ago
no power steering fluid wouldnt be leaking back there
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