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Subject: Re: Transmission Leak Author: Dave Whipp [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:33:07 02/27/09 Fri In reply to: Irene Muirhead 's message, "Transmission Leak" on 08:37:57 02/09/09 Mon Leaks very rarely, if ever get better on their own. You are best getting it sorted or doing the job yourself with the aid of a workshop manual. Try School lane service station in Bamber Bridge. I haven't heard any bad reports from there. One of our club members has a late bay with auto box, I know they are fairly rare beasts. Dave. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]