It's a 2005 Chevy Cavalier transmission leak. On the passenger side is where it is leaking. There is a speed sensor on the passenger side as well. replaced the sensor, with a new one. there is two wires that come from the top Drivers side behind the motor. The wire plugs into the side of the sensor. When the sensor is plugged it forms a small loop in the wire. the fluid leaks from the bottom or that wire. I'm at a loss. I also changed the transmission fluid and filter
What makes this problem better or worse?
nothing, always leaks. Leaks about 1/2 a pint per week
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Have the vehicle HOISTED and inspected by qualified personnel .. I'm pretty sure this has already been suggested..
You're not going to find this leak while vehicle is on the ground .. Auto repair facility might charge you a couple bucks to hoist and inspect - that's a LOT cheaper than throwing parts at it !
Thank You for the input, but this sensor does not have a rubber hose connected to it. It pushes into a hole located at the bottom of the transmission. Two 10mm bolts hold it in place and there is a wire that plugs into the side of the sensor. The wire makes a loop before it plugs into the sensor. That is where the leak can be seen it drips from the electrical wire. Appreciate any in put. Thank-You
Good luck with it!
Thank You for the input, but this sensor does not have a rubber hose connected to it. It pushes into a hole located at the bottom of the transmission. Two 10mm bolts hold it in place and there is a wire that plugs into the side of the sensor. The wire makes a loop before it plugs into the sensor. That is where the leak can be seen it drips from the electrical wire. Appreciate any in put. Thank-You