Re: [Chrysler300] Transmission Leak - reply

[mjraguse@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 12/25/2004 12:46:58 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
crossram@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
If your
cable's outside cover has sprung a leak, the only real fix is to replace
it -


Sometimes easier said than done.  I have, when under duress, opened up the 
collar and removed the bad hose section. You can do this by cutting the hose up 
a few inches to where it is still good. Then use a small yawl or screwdriver 
to open up the collar just a little.  After cleaning and drying out the collar, 
slide the good hose into the collar and re-peen it closed.  You can do 
without the cable shroud going up as far as it does so the cut off section won't 
matter.  You might even put a little permatex into the collar before re-peening 
it. This takes time and patience but is easier than trying to find a new cable.
Credit George Riehl for this trick.   

Marv Raguse   


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