In a message dated 11/2/2003 10:46:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's a pretty long way for the drip to travel, since the speedo gear is
in the tailshaft housing.  My first thought is that it could be the torque
converter seal on the trans leaking down the bellhousing on to the pan
mounting flange.  If you know anyone in your area who could dye  check it
for you, that would be the best way to find it.  Having the cable off or
attached will have nothing to do with a leak--the cable doesn't have a seal
or gasket.

BL
My TH400 leaks after sitting for 3 days.  I have no clue as to where it is coming from.  It's not the pan, it's not the vacuum module, it's not the speedo cable housing, which by the way does have an O-ring sealing the gear itself inside the gear housing.  I had to replace one before.  I have come to believe that trannys either leak or they don't.  LIke what was said earlier.  The best way to stop it is to put a manual tranny in it :-).
 
Tom

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