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dsraven · 12-21-2016, 11:24 PM

since the turbo 350 is fairly open underneath (I assume) then maybe grab a can of brake cleaner and spray the area clean as good as you can and as far up around the torque converter as possible. when it is dry have a buddy start it up while you look under there for a leak. wear safety glasses or goggles and use jack stands or a lift, don't trust a cinder block when you are under a vehicle.
can you post up a pic or 2?

12-21-2016, 11:24 PM	#4
dsraven Registered User Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: calgary alberta Posts: 7,900	Re: GM Turbo 350 Fluid leaks since the turbo 350 is fairly open underneath (I assume) then maybe grab a can of brake cleaner and spray the area clean as good as you can and as far up around the torque converter as possible. when it is dry have a buddy start it up while you look under there for a leak. wear safety glasses or goggles and use jack stands or a lift, don't trust a cinder block when you are under a vehicle. can you post up a pic or 2?